Create product concepts, portraits, editorial illustrations, and cinematic stills from a clear written brief.
Reference gallery examples from Zanta illustrate visual directions. They are not results verified on this site.
Describe a fictional product, its key details, and a coherent art direction to explore a concept from text.
Place a clearly described subject in a believable setting with intentional scale, light, and atmosphere.
Explore portraits, editorial scenes, and layered illustrations using concrete descriptions of expression and texture.
Compare two visual settings for the same described subject. These reference-site comparison images illustrate a direction; this generator currently accepts text only.
New starting briefs for the visual directions shown below. The images are reference gallery examples from Zanta, not verified outputs of these prompts.
Create a fictional compact-camera campaign board with a graphite body, a short lens, and precise tactile buttons. One product hero and two macro detail insets, dark-gray studio, cool side light, restrained orange accent. Exact visible text only: FIELD ONE. No real logos or unverified feature claims.
Create a vertical event-poster concept showing one runner on a quiet city street at night. Reflective blue pavement, one orange light source, clear silhouette, and generous title space. Exact visible text only: NIGHT SHIFT, 9 PM. Keep the image energetic and uncluttered, with no additional words.
Create a three-view design sheet of a small fictional courier robot with a white shell, red side panels, and two dark wheels. Show front, side, and rear views with identical proportions and materials. Clean ivory studio background, precise soft shadows, no text or logo.
Create a cinematic poster concept of a lone radio operator beside a small antenna in a vast desert at dusk. Copper light, deep-blue sky, fine windblown dust, and a readable human silhouette. Exact visible title only: LAST SIGNAL. Keep the scene original, atmospheric, and free of real brand marks.
Write a production brief that makes the result easy to inspect, compare, and refine.
Start with the poster, product still, character sheet, diagram, or campaign image you actually need.
Explain where the subject, copy space, supporting objects, and focal point belong in the frame.
Name surfaces, light direction, lens feel, texture, environment, and the intended finish.
Quote the required words exactly and review spelling, casing, punctuation, and invented copy.
Call out fake logos, extra subjects, source drift, broken anatomy, or an unsafe crop before generating.
Choose the model by the job and review the visible failure mode before you publish.
Compare the controls available in Dola AI before opening another workspace. Each model keeps its own identity, settings, and credit estimate.
| Model | Inputs | Output settings | Workspace |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPT Image 2.5 | Prompt + up to 4 images | 1K / 2K / 4K | Open model |
| Nano Banana | Prompt + up to 4 images | 1K | Open model |
| GPT Image 2 | Prompt + up to 4 images | 1K / 2K / 4K | Open model |
| Seedream 5 | Prompt + up to 4 images | 2K / 4K | Open model |
| Grok Image 2.0 | Written prompt | 1K / 2K | Open model |
Keep the first pass comparable, then spend more only after the direction is working.
Define the asset, audience, format, and one visible outcome.
Describe the subject, composition, material, light, motion, and reject conditions.
Select only the ratios, sizes, quality tiers, and references supported by this route.
Inspect the complete result, then change one variable for the next attempt.
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Practical answers about access, settings, references, review, and output use.
Sign in, write a concrete visual brief, choose the available output settings, and check the credit estimate before generating. Your completed images appear in Assets.
Eligible accounts can use the credits currently available in their balance. Daily check-in may add credits when enabled. Each generation uses the amount shown in the generator; access is not an unlimited free offer.
This generator currently accepts a written prompt only. It does not expose reference-image uploads or image editing for this model.
The generator offers 1K, 2K output and 2:3, 3:2, 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 framing. Choose from the controls shown and check the updated credit estimate.
Quote the exact words, keep them short, describe their placement and hierarchy, and review spelling and punctuation at full size. A visually convincing layout may still contain text mistakes.
Long or conflicting instructions make a result harder to control. Keep one main subject, state the protected details, and change one visible variable at a time when refining the image.
These are examples from the reference website, reused for visual comparison. The prompt examples are newly written starting briefs, not the original prompts or a claim that this site reproduced the displayed images.
Check text, anatomy, product geometry, factual labels, and the final crop. Review the current site terms and make sure you have permission to use any supplied references or recognizable material.
Use it for text-led product concepts, portraits, editorial illustrations, campaign drafts, and fictional scenes. This page focuses on a clearly written brief rather than reference-image editing.
Create product concepts, portraits, editorial illustrations, and cinematic stills from a clear written brief.
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