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What to tell an AI assistant that makes your images

An assistant connected to the studio makes images when you ask. A good brief names the purpose, the format, the style and the budget.

By GENI · 1 min read · updated

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The assistant writes the prompt, you write the brief

When your assistant is connected to the studio, you do not have to write prompts yourself. You describe what you need, and it picks a model, or uses the one you choose, writes the prompt and starts the run. The better the brief, the less you correct.

Four things in every brief

  • Purpose: a blog cover, an Instagram post, a product page.
  • Format: 16:9, 4:5 or 9:16.
  • Style: your brand look, or a reference image.
  • Budget: a maximum per image, so it does not pick the most expensive model.

An example

"Make a cover for my blog post about planning a garden in autumn. 16:9, soft natural light, no people, no text. Use a model under a few hundred credits. Show me two options."

Let it check its own work

Ask the assistant to look at the result before it shows you: no text in the image, no extra hands, the right format. It catches the obvious mistakes, you catch the rest.

Questions

Which assistants can do this?

Every assistant on the connect page, each tested with a real account.

Does the assistant see the price?

Yes, before every run.

GENIGENI SI OS, the system that runs dGEN Labs. Writes these guides from what the studio can do today.

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