You can generate images in Euryka using Imaginations, either directly from the Imaginations module or via the Quick Access menu. Imaginations supports multiple AI models, reference images, and negative prompts, giving you fine control over your visual output.
Generating an image
Click the + icon at the bottom of the sidebar.
Click Imagine.
Select the Image option (this is the default).
Writing your prompt
In Prompt, describe the image you want to generate.
You can write prompts in multiple languages. For best results, write prompts in their native language rather than translated text.
Be clear and specific. For example:
Instead of: “Create a logo”
Try: “Design a 240 × 160 pixel minimalist logo for an eco‑friendly skincare brand, using a soft green colour palette.”
If the task is complex, start with a broad description and refine the result with follow‑up prompts in the same session.
Assigning to a Project
In the top right of the pop-up window, click Project.
Search for and select an existing project from the dropdown menu. To create a new one, click Create New Project.
Note: Clicking Create New Project opens the new project screen and discards your current image setup. You will need to start the image creation process again after creating the project.
Linking a project ensures your new creation is automatically organised.
Using Prompt Enhance
To have the AI automatically refine your prompt for better results, slide the Enhance (auto) toggle on.
Leave this toggled off if you want full manual control over your prompt text.
Excluding elements with Negative Prompt
If you want to exclude specific objects, styles, or characteristics, enter them in Negative prompt.
Use comma‑separated words or short phrases, for example:
“text, watermark, people, cluttered background”
Choosing a model and aspect ratio
Under Model, select your preferred image generation model.
Under Aspect ratio, select the dimensions for your image (e.g., 1:1, 16:9).
If the selected model supports styles, the Style field becomes available. Choose a style to influence the overall look and feel.
(Not all models support style options.)
Using reference images (Select models only)
Click Image reference and upload an image.
Use the Image weight slider to control how strongly the reference image influences the result.
(Not all models support image reference.)
Finalising image settings
Review your prompt, model, and settings. Click Continue to generate the image.
Euryka generates up to four variations for every image prompt. Each variation can be edited, transformed, or iterated independently.
Viewing and refining your images
If you started image generation from the Quick Access menu, open Imaginations to view the full Session.
From the Session, you can apply image editing tools such as Remix, Vary, Inpaint, Outpaint, Upscale, Remove Background, Motion, or Vectorize, depending on the asset type.
A Note on Visibility and Permissions
Content generation and visibility is based on the current workspace and your roles within the Organisation and Project teams. Your personal workspace displays only the content you have generated, while Organisation workspaces show all content you have generated across projects.
Organisation team roles override all other roles. For example, 'Owner' in Organisation team can add, edit, and archive project content regardless of their project role.
If you are removed from a project, you can view but not edit assets you have created.
While archived projects are inaccessible to you, the content remains visible in the Dashboard and modules (Threads, Imaginations, Voiceovers, etc.) where it was created.
To learn the full workflow, watch our Euryka Academy tutorial on creating images.