Everything ImagineArt 2.0 can do

ImagineArt 2.0 is ImagineArt's image model. It reasons through a brief before it draws, and works in photographs, posters, illustration and anime, in strong, true-to-life color. It makes pictures at 1K or 2K, up to 3552 pixels on the long side, and reads up to four pictures at once; a step that reads pictures makes them at 1.5K.

Every picture below was made by the step under it. Change a placeholder and press Gen to make your own.

Say what it's for

Open the prompt with the finished thing and what it's for: a campaign banner, a map sign, a recipe card. Then the scene, the light and its colors, where the camera stands, the words in quotes, and last what to leave out. This banner keeps its left third quiet and sets the headline there.

The same brief fills a long header. Dimensions at 2K run from 3:1 to 1:3, up to 3552 pixels wide; at 1K they stretch to 4:1. A 2K picture costs about two thirds more than a 1K one.

Short words, in order

Put each line in quotes and say where it sits. Numbered steps read left to right, then top to bottom, each panel with its own caption. Keep captions to a word or two: the shorter the line, the more reliably it comes out spelled right.

Every face its own

Give a group as a count per role, then place them: who sits, who stands, in which row, on which side. Ask for every face to be different and name what to avoid: no one cut off, no two alike.

Colors by name

Name the palette with four or five real color names, and say what wears them. Only the palette line changes between these three; the village, the light and the camera are the same words.

Photograph, print or anime

It draws as readily as it photographs. Name the style by how it's made: the medium, the inks, the brush. The tram, the fox and the bridge are the same words in all three.

A drawn style holds lettering too. This poster sets its title over the sky, in quotes, and one small line along the bottom.

A job for each picture

A step can read up to four pictures. Say what to take from each, by what is in it: the grinder from one picture, the kettle and cups from the other, then how to arrange them together. A step that reads pictures makes them at 1.5K, and each picture after the first adds a little to the price.

An edit reads pictures too, beside the one it changes. Here the empty room is the input and the furniture is a second picture: the edit furnishes the room and keeps its walls, beams and windows.

To build on any step, press Mix to copy its recipe into your own page.