Create Mode - Text to Image Generation
Create Mode generates entirely new images from your text descriptions. This is the most flexible way to visualize design concepts.
How It Works
- You describe what you want
- AI interprets your description
- A unique image is generated
- You can refine or regenerate
Starting a Creation
- Click + Create → Create Mode
- Select your design category:
- Interior Design
- Exterior Design
- Staging
- Marketing Material
- Choose settings (optional)
- Write your prompt
- Generate
Writing Effective Prompts
Be Specific: ❌ "A nice living room" ✅ "A modern minimalist living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, white oak flooring, a gray sectional sofa, and indoor plants"
Include Details:
- Room dimensions/feel (spacious, cozy)
- Materials (marble, wood, leather)
- Colors (neutral tones, bold accents)
- Lighting (natural light, warm ambient)
- Style keywords (Scandinavian, Art Deco)
Example Prompts:
Interior: "Luxurious master bedroom with a king-sized bed, tufted headboard, silk curtains, crystal chandelier, and ocean view through large windows"
Exterior: "Mediterranean-style villa exterior with terracotta roof, white stucco walls, arched doorways, and lush landscaping"
Staging: "Professionally staged empty living room showing buyers the potential, with modern furniture and warm lighting"
Generation Settings
Style Type:
- Realistic: Photorealistic output
- Design: Artistic/conceptual
- Auto: AI chooses best approach
Quality Level:
- Fast: Quick generation
- Balanced: Good quality, reasonable time
- Quality: Highest quality, longer wait
Aspect Ratio:
- 1:1 (Square)
- 4:3 (Standard)
- 16:9 (Widescreen)
- 9:16 (Portrait/Mobile)
- Custom ratios available
Magic Prompt: Enhances your prompt with AI suggestions.
- On: AI improves prompt
- Off: Use exactly as written
- Auto: AI decides
After Generation
Once your image is created:
- Save: Add to your gallery
- Regenerate: Try again with same prompt
- Edit: Make modifications
- Download: Save to device
- Share: Send to others
Tips for Best Results
- Start broad, then refine
- Use style references
- Specify lighting conditions
- Mention camera angle if relevant
- Include time of day for exteriors
- Reference real design styles
