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Text to Image

Write a description and get a matching image in seconds.

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Reading your prompt

See what the text to image can do

Real results from short, plain-language prompts.

Three simple steps

1

Describe the picture

Write the subject, setting and style in one clear sentence, then add a few mood words.

2

Set size and look

Pick an aspect ratio and a style, and add a short negative prompt for things to avoid.

3

Generate and save

Create a few options, choose your favorite, then download the full resolution file.

Convert your result

Need the finished image in another format? Convert it in the same workspace.

Want the detail? Read How the image model works, or see the img.now image model.

How text to image works

A text to image model reads your words and paints a brand new picture that has never existed before. You are not searching a stock library, you are describing a scene and letting the model build it pixel by pixel. The clearer your description, the closer the result lands to the image in your head. If you are new to this, the overview of AI image generation explains the basics in plain language.

The parts of a strong prompt

Good prompts follow a loose order: subject, setting, style, lighting, and mood. You do not need every part, but naming each one removes guesswork. A short negative prompt can also clean up common problems like extra fingers or busy backgrounds. For a deeper walkthrough see our guide to prompt structure and the tips on using negative prompts.

Prompt partWhat it controlsExample words
SubjectThe main thing in framea red fox, a coffee mug
SettingWhere it sitssnowy forest, marble table
StyleThe visual treatmentoil painting, photoreal
LightingMood and time of daygolden hour, soft studio

Example prompts to try

Start with one of these recipes and swap in your own subject. Each line is built to be specific without being overloaded.

A red fox sitting in a snowy pine forest, soft morning light, photoreal, shallow depth of field
Close up of a ceramic coffee mug on a marble counter, warm window light, product photo style
A cozy reading nook with a tall bookshelf, evening lamp glow, watercolor illustration
A futuristic city skyline at dusk, neon reflections on wet streets, cinematic wide shot

Picking the right aspect ratio

The shape of your image matters as much as the content. A wide frame suits desktop wallpapers, while a tall frame fits phone screens and stories. Choose the ratio before you generate so the model composes for that shape. Our aspect ratio guide covers common sizes, and you can jump straight to the main image generator when you are ready to create. Once you have an image, refine it with Magic Edit or give it a new style with Restyle.

Questions about the text to image

What makes a good text prompt?
Name the main subject first, then the setting, style and lighting in plain words. Short, specific phrases beat long rambling sentences, and you can refine over a few tries.
Can I control the image size?
Yes. Choose a square, portrait or wide ratio before you generate so the framing matches where you plan to use the picture.
How is this different from image to image?
Text to image starts from nothing but your words, while image to image transforms a photo you upload while keeping its general layout.
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