Create your first image
Start in Create, choose a platform and describe the scene you want. Review the displayed credit cost before generating. Once the image is ready, open the title editor to add exact wording.
By ThumbnailSnap · Published · Updated
Choose the format before the scene
Open Create and sign in. Choose the destination platform and a template that leaves room for your headline. A vertical cover and a landscape thumbnail need different compositions; changing only the crop afterward can cut off the subject.
For a first attempt, use Standard quality and a small batch. The form shows the output size and total credits before you submit.
Describe what the camera should see
Write a concrete subject, setting and lighting direction. For example: “A silver laptop on a dark wooden desk, soft window light from the right, empty space on the left for a short title.” Avoid asking for several competing focal points.
Put your headline in the title field. Use the editor for exact typography instead of relying on lettering painted into the generated scene.
Generate, inspect and export
Submit once and wait for the job to finish. Check the subject, edges and background before downloading. Open a result in the editor, adjust the title and export at the image dimensions. A new generation or retry is a new credit-consuming job; changing text in the editor does not generate another background.
If a job fails, check its status and your credit history before submitting again. Failed jobs are refunded automatically. If generation is unavailable, the request is rejected before credits are deducted.