every morning.
Slow-fermented loaves, warm croissants, and a new corner for the neighborhood.
Create posters, covers, social graphics, infographics, charts, illustrations, or precise edits. ImageStudio chooses composition, generation, editing, or a hybrid based on what the result actually needs.
ImageStudio delivers the confirmed visual direction, a visible bakery poster for review, and approved 4:5 and 1:1 exports.
Copy any of these, paste it into the Orkas input box, and start trying it.
Create a 4:5 social poster for a neighborhood bakery opening this Saturday. Use a warm cream and red palette, make “Fresh bread, every morning” the main headline, include the opening date and address, and also export a 1:1 version.
Take this finished poster and produce the full set we need: 1:1 for the feed, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for the site banner and a 600px-wide version for email. Keep the headline readable in every crop and do not stretch the artwork.
Take these five product photos and place them on a clean, consistent background. Keep the product colours exactly as shot, match the lighting across all five, and give me both a white and a warm neutral version.
Design three ad variants for the same offer: one led by the product, one led by the price, one led by a customer quote. Use the same palette and logo placement in all three, and keep every text block inside the safe area.
Using the brand colours and the two existing posters in this folder as reference, design the poster for next month's event. Match the existing typography and spacing rather than inventing a new style, and tell me which elements you carried over.
Copy, protected elements, composition, and target sizes stay explicit from the first direction through export.
The composition, palette, typography, protected elements, and export plan.
image-direction.mdA visible candidate for checking copy, composition, and important details.
poster-review.pngApproved versions in the requested ratios and sizes.
poster-4x5.pngposter-1x1.pngSet the audience, channel, copy, ratio, protected elements, and intended use.
Compare composition, palette, typography, and image-making approach before production.
Review visible copy, identity, product details, hierarchy, and crop before accepting.
Produce approved sizes while keeping shared elements consistent.
Free, open source, and runs on your machine.
Common answers about image types, generation methods, and reference protection.
Posters, covers, social graphics, infographics, charts, diagrams, illustrations, concept images, and reference-aware edits, including export-ready size variants.
No. Type-led layouts and charts use precise composition first. Image models are used for original scenes or complex materials, and hybrid production combines both when useful.
Yes. Mark identity, product details, logos, copy, or composition as protected, then inspect the visible result before accepting the export.
Free, open source, and runs on your machine.