image-generation

To generate images from text prompts, you provide a detailed description, configure the aspect ratio and size, and optionally add style hints or negative prompts to produce visual assets for marketing mockups and editorial graphics.

Yes, you can use reference images to edit existing graphics. This feature allows you to match styles, compose elements, or edit images while preserving specified assets like logos to create accurate product hero images.

Yes, image generation supports configurable aspect ratios and output sizes. You can also apply negative prompts and style hints to constrain the visual output and achieve the exact composition you need for social media or product mockups.

The best way to create photorealistic AI art for a landing page is to provide a product photo as a reference, include a composition description, set a target aspect ratio like 16:9, and use optional Google search grounding for factual visuals.

Google search grounding for time-sensitive visuals works by integrating real-time data into the image generation process, ensuring that the produced illustrations and data-grounded visuals reflect current factual information.

Generating illustrations without manual graphic work relies entirely on your text descriptions and reference image inputs. Complex edits may require detailed negative prompts and style hints to avoid unwanted elements and achieve the desired output size.