Generate Image
Use AI to generate images based on a text prompt for marketing campaigns, social media, and content creation.
The Generate Image node creates custom images from text descriptions using AI. Perfect for marketers who need unique visuals for campaigns, social media posts, blog content, or presentations without hiring designers or purchasing stock photos.
Simply describe what you want, and AI generates professional-quality images ready for your marketing materials.
When to Use It
Use this node to create:
- Social media graphics for posts, stories, and ads
- Ad creatives Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, etc.
- Product Feed images for e-commerce listings
- Blog post headers and featured images
- Brand illustrations and custom graphics
Inputs
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prompt | Dynamic Text Area | Yes | Detailed description of the image you want to generate |
| Model | Model Selector | Yes | AI model for image generation (GPT-Image default) |
| Number of Images | Number | Yes | How many variations to generate (1-10) |
| Output Format | Select | No | File format: PNG (default), JPEG, or WebP |
| Quality | Select | No | Image quality: Auto (default), Low, Medium, or High |
| Size | Select | No | Image dimensions: Auto, 1024x1024, 1536x1024, or 1024x1536 |
| Background | Select | No | Background type: Auto, Transparent, or Opaque |
Writing Effective Prompts
Be Specific and Descriptive
Include Style and Mood
Specify Brand Elements
Configuration Tips
Number of Images
- 1 image: When you have a specific vision
- 2-3 images: For A/B testing variations
- 4-10 images: When exploring different concepts
Size Selection
- 1024x1024: Square format (Instagram posts, profile pictures)
- 1536x1024: Landscape (blog headers, Facebook posts)
- 1024x1536: Portrait (Instagram stories, Pinterest pins)
Quality Settings
- Auto: Best overall balance (recommended)
- High: For print materials or detailed graphics
- Medium: For web use with smaller file sizes
- Low: For quick concepts or thumbnails
Background Options
- Auto: Let AI decide based on your prompt
- Transparent: For logos, icons, or overlays
- Opaque: For full background images
Output and Usage
The node generates image URLs that can be:
- Downloaded directly for immediate use
- Connected to other nodes like create Meta Ads, Google Ads, or TikTok Ads
- Stored in cloud storage for your marketing asset library
- Used in presentations or marketing materials
Credit Cost
- Cost per image: 20 credits per successful image generation
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Generate Image and Edit Image?
What's the difference between Generate Image and Edit Image?
Generate Image creates new images from text descriptions only - no reference image needed. Edit Image requires you to upload a reference image and modifies it based on your prompt.
Use Generate Image for completely new concepts. Use Edit Image to create variations of existing successful creatives or maintain brand consistency.
Can I use these images for commercial purposes?
Can I use these images for commercial purposes?
Yes, generated images can be used for commercial marketing purposes including ads, social media, websites, and promotional materials.
How do I create images that match my brand?
How do I create images that match my brand?
Include specific brand elements in your prompt:
- Brand colors (use hex codes if you have them)
- Style preferences (minimalist, bold, professional)
- Visual elements (logos, patterns, typography style)
What's the best size for different platforms?
What's the best size for different platforms?
Instagram Posts: 1024x1024 (square)
Instagram Stories: 1024x1536 (portrait)
Facebook Posts: 1536x1024 (landscape)
Blog Headers: 1536x1024 (landscape)
Email Headers: 1536x1024 (landscape)
How many images should I generate at once?
How many images should I generate at once?
For specific needs: 1 image when you know exactly what you want
For A/B testing: 2-3 variations of the same concept
For exploration: 5-10 images when brainstorming ideas
Why aren't my images turning out as expected?
Why aren't my images turning out as expected?
Common issues:
- Prompt too vague - be more specific about style, colors, and composition
- Missing context - include the intended use (social media, blog, etc.)
- Conflicting instructions - avoid contradictory style requests
Solutions:
- Study prompts from successful generations
- Break complex ideas into simpler, clearer descriptions
- Specify the mood and style you want