AI Image Generator
Start from a prompt or reference image and quickly create visuals that are useful for real content work.
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AI Image Generator
Create AI images from prompts and reference images
Use Sceneflare as an AI image generator for text-to-image, image-to-image, product photos, ad creatives, posters, thumbnails, social media graphics, and content visuals. Start with a prompt, add reference images when consistency matters, then refine the result for the channel where it will be used.
Text to imageImage to imageAI image editingProduct and social visuals
Prompts + references
Describe the target image in words and use reference images to guide subject, style, layout, and brand consistency.
Publish-ready visuals
Create product scenes, ad concepts, social images, covers, posters, concept art, and content graphics.
What Sceneflare Image helps you create
From creative descriptions to reference-image editing, Sceneflare helps you generate AI image assets for product presentation, ad campaigns, social publishing, and content production.
Generate images from text
Turn a plain-language prompt into product scenes, campaign concepts, character ideas, illustrations, thumbnails, posters, moodboards, and other first-draft visuals.
Edit with reference images
Upload source photos or visual references when you need to keep a product, person, layout, color system, or brand direction while changing the scene or style.
Choose models by job
Use different image models for prompt fidelity, visual polish, iteration speed, cost control, or reference-based editing instead of treating every request the same.
Build marketing assets
Create product photos, ad creatives, social media graphics, landing page visuals, blog covers, posters, and multilingual campaign drafts.
Iterate with checks
Review text, logos, hands, faces, product details, layout, claims, and brand rules before using an AI image in a campaign or customer-facing surface.
Move into video later
Use generated or edited images as starting assets for image-to-video workflows when a static creative needs motion, pacing, or a short ad format.
What you can create with the AI image generator
Use Sceneflare Image to move from prompts and reference images into product visuals, ad concepts, social graphics, and content assets that can be reviewed and refined.
Generate images from a prompt
Start with a written brief and create first-round visuals for products, campaigns, editorial content, thumbnails, posters, and concept exploration.
Name the job
Say whether the output is a product scene, ad creative, social post, poster, cover, infographic, or concept image.
Describe the visual target
Add subject, audience, channel, composition, lighting, style, aspect ratio, required text, and constraints.
Compare candidates
Generate a few directions, then choose the one with the strongest layout, subject, and production fit.
Edit and extend reference images
Upload product shots, portraits, brand assets, screenshots, sketches, or layout references and guide how the image should change.
Preserve key elements
Keep the product, person, material, color system, layout, or brand direction recognizable while changing the scene.
Use references for control
Reference images make it easier to communicate subject consistency, composition, product shape, and visual style.
Refine without restarting
Continue adjusting crop, background, text, color, object placement, and hierarchy from the same visual direction.
Prepare assets for publishing
Create review-ready images for product pages, ads, social feeds, landing pages, blogs, presentations, and localized campaigns.
Match the channel
Plan square, vertical, wide, cover, poster, and banner variants around the place where the image will appear.
Choose the model by task
Use the model page guidance to pick stronger instruction following, faster iteration, reference editing, or structured visual output.
Review before use
Check text, logos, product details, likeness, claims, rights, and brand rules before using the image publicly.
How to use the AI image generator
01
Upload references and assets
Upload product photos, portraits, brand visuals, composition references, or source images, then define which subjects, materials, layouts, and styles should be preserved.
02
Write a clear prompt
Specify the image purpose, audience, subject, scene, style, lighting, aspect ratio, text, and constraints so the model understands the exact visual target.
03
Generate and refine
Generate multiple candidates, review product details, text, composition, and brand consistency, then refine background, crop, color, and visual hierarchy.
AI Image Generator FAQ
What is Sceneflare AI Image Generator?
It is the Image channel in Sceneflare for creating and editing images with AI. You can start from text prompts, use reference images, choose image models, and create visuals for product, marketing, social, and content workflows.
Can I use text-to-image and image-to-image on this page?
Yes. Text-to-image is best for new ideas and first drafts. Image-to-image is better when you need to preserve a subject, product, style, layout, or source photo while changing the result.
What should I include in a prompt?
Include the asset type, audience, subject, scene, style, composition, lighting, aspect ratio, required text, and where the image will be used. For edits, separate what must stay from what should change.
Is this only for art images?
No. Sceneflare Image is intended for practical visuals such as product photos, ad creatives, social graphics, posters, thumbnails, blog covers, mockups, illustrations, and concept images.
Can AI-generated images be used commercially?
Use depends on the platform terms, your inputs, and the rights involved. Review trademarks, logos, people, copyrighted references, regulated claims, and publishing rules before using an output commercially.
Start creating AI images in Sceneflare
Write a prompt, add reference images when needed, and turn ideas into product visuals, ad creatives, posters, thumbnails, and social media graphics.
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