Choose the input
Describe the subject, composition, mood, and intended format. Add a reference when you need a more specific direction.
Start with a prompt or reference image, compare candidates, and carry the strongest one into refinement, brand treatment, and review.
The work stays connected to its source, edits, and next handoff.
Describe the subject, composition, mood, and intended format. Add a reference when you need a more specific direction.
Choose a configured model, size, seed, and batch. Inspect results together instead of treating the first render as final.
Use image-to-image, inpainting, or a new prompt to fix a region, then continue in Image FX or Studio.
A team can explore a visual direction for a product launch, select a candidate, repair a distracting background, and hand the image to Studio for copy and format variants.
This example brief is illustrative, not a model output. Real image generation requires installed model weights, a working runtime, and compatible hardware; review generated material before publishing.
Set the goal, subject, aspect ratio, and any brand references.
Run a small batch and compare the candidates against the brief.
Edit the winner, save it to Gallery, and move it to review or campaign production.
Creative teams exploring social, product, or campaign concepts. The strongest use is a repeatable source for further design, not an unreviewed final asset.
Model availability and output quality depend on the deployment. Indeeloop does not imply that a generated image is cleared for legal, brand, or factual use.
Follow the creative path from source artwork to a reusable pack, then ask how generation would fit your setup.