How to use the Image Studio playground
Describe the image you want. Be specific and descriptive. Include style, lighting, composition, and subject details.
Good prompt: "a photorealistic golden retriever playing in autumn leaves, warm sunlight, bokeh background, 4K"
Bad prompt: "dog"
Describe what you want to exclude. Common negative prompts include: "blurry, low quality, distorted, deformed, ugly, bad anatomy."
Different models excel at different styles. See the Model Guide for recommendations.
The sampling method affects image quality and style. Euler a is a good default. Try DPM++ 2M Karras for higher quality with fewer steps.
More steps generally produce better results but take longer. 20-40 steps is a good range. Some models work well with as few as 10-15 steps.
Controls how closely the AI follows your prompt. Lower values (3-5) are more creative; higher values (8-15) are more literal. Start at 7 and adjust.
Width and height in pixels. Common sizes: 1024x1024 (square), 1024x768 (landscape), 768x1024 (portrait). Must be multiples of 64.
A specific seed produces reproducible results. Use -1 for random. Note the seed from a generation you like to reproduce similar results.
Generate multiple images at once (1-4). Each image uses the same prompt but may differ slightly due to randomness.
Transform an existing image using a text prompt.
Increase the resolution of an existing image using AI upscaling.
Upscaling typically produces images 2x-4x larger than the original with enhanced detail.