dGEN Visual Studio

IMAGE GENERATOR

Make an image, change an image, and keep it looking like yours.

14 models that make an image from a prompt and 9 that change an image you already have. You pick one, or you let the studio pick , what it costs is on the button before you press it.

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Placeholder , a still from the studio: the prompt bar with a generated image next to it, plus the four result actions.

From a sentence

Write what you want to see and press Generate. No settings you have to understand first: the model, the aspect ratio and the resolution are all there, but they start on something sensible. Every model comes with a short note on how it likes to be addressed , some want full sentences, others read your prompt as a shot brief , so you are not guessing at what works.

From an image you already have

Give it a photo and an instruction: change the background, remove an object, put the product on a different surface. That runs on an editing model, and the studio switches to one the moment you add a source image. It says so on screen when it does , quietly using a model that ignores your reference, and still charging you for it, is the kind of thing you only discover after you paid.

Placeholder , before and after: source photo on the left, the edited version on the right.

Your own look, on every image

Bring a LoRA , a small model trained on your character, your product or your house style , and the same look comes back every time. 7 of the models take one. The studio picks a model that matches the family your LoRA was trained on, so you do not have to work out that combination yourself. Upload the file, or point at a public link.

What you do with the result

Every result has four things you can do with it, and all four run through the same path as a normal generation , same price, same checks: run it again, edit it, use it as a reference for something new, or turn it into a video. What a model cannot do does not get a button.

What it costs

You pay per image, in credits, and the amount is on the button. If something breaks on our side or at the provider you get everything back. If a model refuses your request after it already started, you pay only what that attempt actually cost us and the rest is returned.

Then keep going

An image is rarely the end of it. Turn it into a clip with the video generator, have the assistant set the whole thing up, or lay it out once in Flow and run it as often as you like.