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Image Studio assistant and search

Search your library and the web for pictures, and ask the assistant to change a design in plain words.

Open any design under Images.

Find a picture

Open Images on the left of the editor and type a few words. What you already saved shows first, under In your library, and costs nothing. Pictures from the web follow under From the web. Pick Logos for brand marks or Cutouts for objects on a clear background.

Click a web picture to add it. It is saved to your media library first, so the next search for the same words finds it there. A web search costs 1 credit; the same words searched again within 12 hours are free.

Ask the assistant

Select Assistant in the top bar. The panel opens on the right. Type what you want, for example "Find the Apple logo and put it top left" or "Make the title bigger with a black outline", and press Enter.

The assistant can:

  • look in your library and search the web for pictures and logos
  • make a new picture, which is saved to your library
  • add and change text, shapes and pictures, set the background, align and reorder layers
  • remove the background of a picture, add pages and resize the design

The assistant works in the style of your niche. Each request carries the top thumbnails of the channels you study (set in Topics), and pictures it makes follow their look. To set a different style, select the picture button next to the field to attach up to four pictures, or paste YouTube video links in your message. Those stay in use for the rest of the conversation. Nobody in a reference is copied. Ask it to put you in a picture and it uses the photos in your thumbnail kit.

Each step shows as a line while it works. Pictures it finds or makes appear in the conversation; click one to add it yourself. When a request changed the design, Undo these changes puts it back as it was. Select layers first to point the assistant at them.

A request costs 3 credits and a picture it makes costs 8. The conversation is kept with the design; New conversation clears it.

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