Generate images from text
The platform’s raw graph model supports two main usages: The first is to directly generate images by the model only through prompt input; the second is to realize variant creation of images based on existing pictures and combined with new prompts.- Generate images based on text descriptions
- Be descriptive: Describe the scene you want clearly and in detail. For example, if you want to generate a beach sunset scene, instead of just entering “beach sunset”, you might as well say “On a quiet beach, the sunset dyes the sky red, the waves lap on the beach, and boats can be seen in the distance.”
- Mood and atmosphere: You can add words such as “warmth”, “mysterious” or “energetic” to the prompt to help the model grasp the overall feeling or style you want to present.
- Specify the style: If you have a specific art style requirement, you can specify it directly, such as “Impressionism” or “Surrealism” to improve consistency with expectations.
- Avoid vague expressions: Try not to use subjective or vague words such as “beautiful” and “good-looking”. Such descriptions are difficult to convert into specific pictures.
- Use exclusion statements: If you don’t want certain elements to appear, you can clearly indicate the exception in the prompt, such as “No boats.”
- Staged description: For complex content, it is recommended to generate a basic picture first, and then gradually improve the final image through detailed adjustments.
- Diverse descriptions: Try different wording or expression angles. Sometimes different descriptions of the same scene will produce different visual effects.
- Make good use of model parameters and functions: Make good use of the resolution adjustment, style weight setting and other functions provided by the model to further improve image quality and style fit.