Image Studio

The Studio tab is where you create images for your business — logos, product photos, social banners, hero images, and mockups. Everything you make lives on boards: freeform canvases where you can generate images from a prompt, arrange them however you like, and refine them side by side.

Each image you generate costs 10 credits — the Create button shows the price next to a sparkle icon. Edits and remixes of an existing image are fresh generations at the same 10 credits; uploading your own images, arranging the canvas, and downloading are free. Each business can hold up to 500 images in total. Direct uploads also stop when the account reaches 2,000 library images or 5 GB of uploaded-image storage across its businesses.

Creating your first board#

1. Click Studio in the sidebar.
2. Describe what you want in the prompt box — "A minimal logo for my coffee shop…" — or click a suggestion chip like Logo, Product photo, Social banner, Hero image, or Mockup to start from a sample prompt you can edit.
3. Optionally attach up to 6 reference images (static PNG, JPEG, or WebP, up to 20 MB, 50 megapixels, and 12,000 pixels per side each) — click the image button or drag and drop files onto the prompt box — and pick an aspect ratio: 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, or 3:4.
4. Click the arrow button, or press ⌘ Enter (Ctrl Enter on Windows).

Mr Create creates a board named after your prompt and generates the first image right on it. Prefer an empty canvas? Click New board above "Recent boards" instead.

Generating more images#

On a board, use the composer at the bottom — "Describe an image to add to the board…" — and click Create. Each new image appears next to the previous one; drag any image to rearrange the canvas, and your layout is saved automatically — you can even move the placeholder card while an image is still generating. Hover an image on desktop to see the prompt that created it. Mr Create picks the best AI approach for each prompt behind the scenes, so there are no model settings to worry about.

To guide a generation with existing images, click the + button ("Add a reference image") to upload a file or reuse an image already on the board. You can also drag and drop image files straight onto the composer.

Seeing what an image was made from#

Any image built from reference images keeps a record of them. Hover the image on desktop (or tap it on a phone) and click the stacked-images (Sources) button — the badge shows how many there were — to open Source images, a thumbnail of every image that fed that generation, in the order they were attached. Click the download icon on any thumbnail to save the original.

Sources that are also sitting on the same board are joined to the result by a dashed line, so you can see the lineage at a glance without opening anything. A solid line means the image was remixed from that one.

Remixing an image#

1. Click the wand (Remix) button on an image. On a phone, tap the image first to reveal its action toolbar; on desktop, hover the image.
2. The image attaches to the composer with a "Remixing this image" banner, and the placeholder changes to "Describe the change you want to make…".
3. Type the change and click Create.

The result appears beside the original, connected by a solid line so you can trace how each version evolved. The original stays on the board and is also listed under Sources on the new image.

Uploading your own images#

Both composers accept uploads as reference images. Uploads land in your business-wide image library, which is shared with your social posts and the logo picker on your business profile — so a logo you make in Studio can become your business logo in a couple of clicks.

Downloading and removing#

• To see an image at full resolution, click View full size. The board itself shows a lighter preview of each image so it stays quick to load, so this is the place to check fine detail like lettering.
• To save an image, click Download. The file is named after your prompt and saved as a 2K PNG, so lettering and logo edges stay crisp when you scale it up. Downloads are per image — there's no whole-board export yet, so save each image you need individually.
• To take an image off the board, click Remove.
• To rename or delete a whole board, use the pencil or trash icons on its row under "Recent boards" on the Studio landing page. Board actions stay visible on a phone and appear on hover on desktop. Deleting asks you to confirm: "Delete board?"

Next, put your images to work: reuse them in social posts or set one as your logo on your business profile.