Use a template

A template is a prepared generation: the prompt, the model and the settings are already chosen, and the page shows what they make. You add your own product photo, and sometimes a second picture or a line of text, and run it. The result is yours, made with your credits, saved to your assets.

Templates are organised by category, such as Skincare, Food and Beverages or Jewelry, and gathered into collections around a theme or a season. Each template page shows its preview, what you need to upload, its price in credits, and how many people have run and saved it.

1. 1

   Open a template

   Browse Templates, open a category or a collection, and pick the look you want.
2. 2

   Sign in

   Running needs an account, because the result is saved to it and paid from its credits. The Run button says Sign in to run until you do.
3. 3

   Upload your product

   Drop your photo on the upload field. A plain background works best. Some templates ask for more than one picture, or for a short text.
4. 4

   Set the dials

   When the template offers them, choose the aspect ratio, the resolution or the quality. The price on the Run button updates to match.
5. 5

   Press Run

   If something is missing, a dialog lists it. Otherwise the run starts and the result appears under the form within a minute or two.

The credit figure beside the title is the template's price at its default settings and never moves. The number on the Run button is the price of this run: it equals the label until you move a dial, then it is asked from the same calculation that charges. Put every dial back and the two agree again.

My runs

Every run you make from any template, in one place, with its result and the inputs it used.

Save

The heart saves the template to your favorites, so you can find it again from your account.

Share

Copies the page link. The Pinterest badge on the preview pins the picture to a board.

The prompt

Some templates show their prompt in full. Others show a teaser until you sign in, and some keep it private. Where it is shown, you can copy it into Studio or a node.

Edit in Node

Opens a copy of the template as a node workflow in your account, with every step visible and editable. Needs a paid plan, Basic included.

Edit in Studio

Will load the template's recipe into the Create Studio composer. On its way.

A Pro badge on a template means its editing door is for paid plans: anyone signed in can run it with credits, but opening it in the Node Editor to change how it works needs any paid plan, Basic included. Free templates open for everyone.