AI image generator

Create images from an idea.

Describe what you want to see. FusionAI can turn the prompt into an image and keep the work moving from there.

Generation runs inside your FusionAI workspace and depends on a configured image capability. The prompt above opens the workspace to get started.

How it works

Four steps, the same way you would move from an idea to a finished picture.

01

Describe

Start with the subject, composition, lighting, and mood you want to see.

02

Generate

FusionAI sends the request through its image capability inside your workspace.

03

Refine

Adjust the prompt, aspect ratio, or a reference image and try again.

04

Continue

Take a result into another workflow when that capability is available to you.

Write a prompt worth generating

Treat the prompt as a set of choices you can check against the result. For the full method, read how to write better prompts for AI image generation.

Subject

Name what should appear and what matters about it. e.g. a single ceramic vase, hand-thrown, small chip on the rim

Composition

Say how it is framed. e.g. centered, close-up, generous negative space above

Lighting

Describe the light, not a label. e.g. soft daylight from the left, gentle falloff into shadow

Material & texture

Call out surfaces you want to read. e.g. matte glaze, faint speckle, a readable rim edge

Environment

Place it somewhere legible. e.g. on a pale plaster shelf, quiet studio interior

Mood & constraints

Set the feeling and what to avoid. e.g. calm and editorial; no text, no busy background

Not just a generator — a workspace

An image is usually an ingredient, not the finish line. In FusionAI, a generation can move into the next step of the work rather than living in isolation — when that capability is available to you.

PromptImageEditVideoDocument

Editing, video, and document workflows depend on the capabilities configured for your workspace. See a practical guide to multimodal AI workflows.

Free image tools

Browser-based utilities that need no account and never upload your files to FusionAI.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI image generator?

It is a tool that turns a written description into a picture. You describe the subject, framing, lighting, and mood, and the model produces an image you can review and refine. In FusionAI, generation happens inside your workspace so the result can flow into other work.

How should I write a good image prompt?

Be specific about subject, composition, lighting, material, environment, and mood, and say what to avoid. The prompt is a set of choices you can compare against the result — vague requests produce vague images. There is a fuller walkthrough in our prompting guide.

Can I use a reference image?

Image generation in FusionAI accepts a text prompt and can work from an image you provide as a reference, so you can steer toward an existing composition or subject. You do this inside the image workspace after signing in.

Can I edit an image after generating it?

FusionAI includes image editing, and whether it is available to you depends on how your workspace is configured. Separately, the free browser image tools (an in-browser editor, plus compress, resize, and convert) work without an account and never upload your files to FusionAI.

What image sizes can I create?

You choose an aspect ratio for the request — for example square, portrait, or wide. The exact output dimensions depend on the configured image provider, so treat the aspect ratio as the reliable control and check the actual size of a result before using it.

Do I need an account?

Yes for image generation — it runs inside your signed-in FusionAI workspace, and availability depends on your configured image capability. The free browser image tools need no account.

Can I turn an image into video?

FusionAI includes image-to-video, and whether it is available depends on your configured video capability. Plan it as its own step with a clear message — there is a guide on turning an AI image into video.

Start with an idea.

Open the image workspace and describe your first picture.

Start creating