Overview — Generate AI images from text prompts — what they cost, and what the download looks like.

Styles — Every Image Creator style and when to use it, from Realistic to the Minecraft styles that lock to game-ready pixel sizes, with a 3D preview for skins.

Formats & Enhancement — Square, landscape, portrait or a social-media preset: how to pick an image format, make it your default, choose SD or HD, and what each try costs.

Fancy Text — Type once, pick one of 32 styles, and copy it into Discord, a bio or a username. Free, with no AI involved.

Edit & Inpaint — Inpaint is the one that really edits your image. Read this before using Edit with Prompt.

Splitting an Image into Layers — The third edit tab: cut a picture into its parts, then hide or delete one without asking the model to invent what was behind it.

Kit — One screen for the people, the logo, the look and the real places of your business, saved once and used in every picture, clip and website.

Image Projects — Keep a picture and its instructions together, instead of starting from nothing each time.

When a Picture Is Not Saved — The picture was made and charged but never reached your gallery — download it from the tab it is in, before you reload.

Saved Characters — Keep a face so the same person turns up in every picture and every clip, instead of a new stranger each time.

Saved Styles — Save a look of your own from a few example pictures, read and edit the written recipe, and put it on any image or clip by typing its tag.

Adding a Texture to a Mod — Save a Minecraft item or block picture straight into a mod project, see the exact path before it is written, and undo it if it was wrong.