Here are the steps to creating customized and relevant visuals that align perfectly with your content needs:
1. To create an image, 'Describe what you want to create' in the prompt box.
2. Keep Magic Prompt on if you want a little help in your prompting. Improves your prompt with a POD-optimized version using AI.
Notes:
The Magic Prompt is enabled by default.
If a photo is uploaded for reference, the magic prompt will be disabled automatically.
3. After putting your prompt, select the Product Type to specify the purpose of your design. The default is T-shirts.
4. You can choose one of the suggested Art Style
You can also write it directly on your prompt.
5. You can also select a niche when generating your design. This tells the AI to tailor the image to a specific theme.
For example, if your prompt is “cute cat” and you choose the Travel niche, you might get a design of a backpack-wearing cat exploring the world instead of a standard cat image.
You can pick from our list of niches or create your own for even more customization.
6. Choose the size for your generated images: Square, Portrait, or Landscape.
Square images cost 1 credit, while Portrait and Landscape images cost 1.5 credits.
7. Select the number of designs you want, anywhere from 1 to 5.
8. By default model used for generation is our new 2.0 version, but if you prefer our old 1.1 version, you can change the model.
In your generated image, you can find details such as the prompt, creation date, aspect ratio, and product type.
How to Upload Your Image and Remix
Click the upload icon in the generation box, select the image you want to upload, and enter your instructions describing the changes you'd like to make.
The more specific you are—especially about what to change or what to keep—the better the tool can interpret and process your request.
💡 The Remix feature is not a traditional editing tool. While earlier versions generated entirely new variations based on your request, our updated Remix feature now focuses on modifying only the specific details you want to change — while preserving the overall look and elements of the original image.
Note: Some slight variations may still occur, but the core design will remain consistent.