A prompt with visual direction
Name the subject, place, composition, light and medium in order. GPT Image 2 can use those concrete decisions to create a specific frame instead of a generic interpretation.
Text to Image
AI text-to-image generation
Model
GPT Image 2NEWText to imageUp to 4KImage prompt
0/2000
Resolution
Outputs
Credits required:3
Your generated images appear here. Describe what you want to see and click Generate.
Generation tips
- - Describe the subject first, then the environment and the exact action or pose.
- - Name the medium, lighting, lens, color palette, and composition instead of asking for a vague style.
- - Put required wording in quotation marks and keep it short for more reliable typography.
- - Use 1K to explore a prompt, then switch to 4K for the final asset.
AI text to image — turn a clear brief into an original image
Text to Image on FrameAI turns a written idea into a new PNG with GPT Image 2. Describe the subject, setting, composition, light, style and any short wording that must appear; choose a canvas and the generator creates the image rather than searching for a close stock photo.
The useful part is control before you spend: select 1K, 2K or 4K, choose from eight aspect ratios, and request one to four variations. The workspace calculates credits from resolution and quantity before generation, so exploration stays deliberate and a finished asset is never an unexpected charge.
- Written prompt to original image
- 1K, 2K and 4K PNG output
- Eight canvases and up to four variations
What a practical text-to-image workflow needs
A blank prompt box is only the start. These are the controls that turn an idea into an asset you can actually use.
A canvas chosen for its destination
Choose square for a grid post, 9:16 for vertical placement, 16:9 for a banner, or one of five other supported ratios before the first render.
Variations before a final render
Generate one to four takes at a time. Test an idea at 1K, keep the strongest composition, then return to 2K or 4K when it is ready for delivery.
How to write a text-to-image prompt that gives the model something to work with
Start with a single scene, not a mood board. A useful prompt names the main subject first, then the environment, framing, lighting and visual medium. For example: a cobalt-blue travel bottle on wet black stone, product photograph, soft side window light, shallow depth of field. Each part directs an observable decision in the image.
Use a second sentence only when it adds a constraint: a camera angle, palette, negative space for copy, or a short phrase that must be shown. Put literal in-image wording in quotation marks and keep it concise. If the result is close, change one variable per attempt; that is faster and more informative than replacing the entire prompt.
Write the scene before the style
Specific nouns, materials, light direction and composition give the generator usable instructions. Broad praise such as “beautiful” does not.
Use resolution as a production decision
Use 1K for exploration, 2K for everyday assets, and 4K once the composition is approved for a large placement or final handoff.
Text-to-image controls
What you can set before generating from text
Every choice is visible in the workspace before a credit is spent, from output resolution to the number of visual directions you want to compare.
- Up to 4K
- Choose 1K, 2K or 4K output
- 8 ratios
- Square, portrait, landscape and ultrawide canvases
- 1–4 images
- Variations from one written prompt
- Prompt-led
- Create a new image from your description
- PNG export
- Downloadable output from every completed job
- No watermark
- A clean image for your production workflow
Why use FrameAI for text to image
It keeps the important choices in one focused workspace: prompt, canvas, output resolution, variation count and the resulting files.
Start from an idea, not a template
The generator creates a new image from your visual brief, so the direction can match a campaign, a concept or a product story instead of a stock category.
Scale when the idea is proven
Move from a quick 1K exploration to a 2K or 4K final without changing tools or losing the prompt that got you there.
Make the shape fit the channel
Choose the aspect ratio for the actual placement before generation, whether it is a vertical story, a square feed card or a wide hero.
See the credit cost first
Resolution and output count determine the quote shown in the generator before submission, so each render has a clear cost.
Compare directions in one run
Request up to four variations to compare composition and styling choices side by side before you commit to a larger final.
Keep the completed PNG close
Finished images stay in My Creations for download, making it easy to return to a result rather than recreate it from memory.
Generate an image from text in three steps
The text-to-image page opens directly in prompt mode, so you can move from a written brief to a selected variation without any upload step.
- 1
Describe the picture
Write the subject, environment, composition, lighting and visual medium. Add short in-image wording in quotation marks when it matters.
- 2
Choose canvas and resolution
Select one of eight ratios, 1K, 2K or 4K, and one to four outputs. The credit quote updates before you generate.
- 3
Generate, compare and download
Review the returned variations in the workspace, open the strongest result and download its PNG when it is ready to use.
What to create with AI text to image
Text-to-image is strongest when you need a visual direction that does not already exist in a library.
Campaign concepts and key art
Explore product launches, event imagery and social themes in the proportions each placement requires, then refine the selected direction.
Editorial and presentation visuals
Create a unique lead image, deck visual or article illustration around a specific metaphor, scene and color system.
Posters, covers and graphic directions
Build original starting points for posters, book covers, concept boards and mood-setting graphics, including short text that belongs in the image.
AI text to image — frequently asked questions
What is AI text to image?
AI text to image creates a new picture from a written description. On this page, GPT Image 2 interprets your prompt together with the canvas, resolution and output-count choices you make before generating.
What should I include in a prompt?
Start with the subject, then add the setting, composition, lighting, visual medium and any necessary constraints. Concrete details are more useful than general adjectives. Keep required in-image text short and put it in quotation marks.
Which resolutions and aspect ratios can I choose?
You can choose 1K, 2K or 4K and one of eight aspect ratios: 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4 or 21:9.
Can I create several options from one prompt?
Yes. Choose one, two, three or four outputs before generating. This is useful when you want to compare compositions or small stylistic differences from the same brief.
How are credits calculated?
The generator calculates the credit cost from your selected resolution and number of images, then displays the total before you submit the task.
Where do completed images go?
Completed results appear in the workspace and in My Creations, where you can revisit and download the PNG files.
Continue from a finished image
Use a generated still as the starting point for image editing or as a visual source for the FrameAI video tools.
Turn your next visual brief into an image
Write the scene you need, select a canvas and generate the first set of directions. Start small, compare options, then scale the chosen idea to the resolution that fits the job.
- Free credits for new accounts
- 1K, 2K and 4K choices
- Up to four variations per prompt