The Images app inside SuperCool allows you to generate AI-powered visuals directly from text prompts.

Instead of using complicated design software, you can simply describe what you want to create and SuperCool generates the image automatically.

The Images app can be used to create social media graphics, marketing visuals, logos, mockups, concept art, website visuals, app graphics, branding assets, and creative content directly inside one workspace.

Start by clicking your Profile Icon in the top-right corner of SuperCool.

From the dropdown menu, click Studio.

This opens the Apps dashboard where all SuperCool creative tools and workflows are located.

Inside the Apps dashboard:

The Images workspace opens automatically.

Inside the prompt field, describe the image you want SuperCool to generate. The more detailed your prompt is, the better the generated image usually becomes.

Instead of writing very short prompts, try describing the mood, lighting, composition, realism, camera angle, art style, environment, colors, and overall aesthetic you want the image to have.

For example, instead of saying:

futuristic city

You could write:

Or instead of:

skincare logo

you could write:

You can also create visuals for websites, apps, and marketing campaigns.

Example prompt:

Or:

You can continue refining the generated images by asking SuperCool to:

Once your prompt is ready:

SuperCool immediately begins generating the image.

At the bottom of the Images app prompt bar, SuperCool gives you additional controls that affect how your images are generated before you click Generate.

On the left side, you can choose the AI image model you want to use. Different models are optimized for different types of image generation.

For example, Nano Banana Pro is the flagship model and is best for high-quality image generation, detailed prompts, text rendering, and multi-reference workflows. GPT Image is designed for broad artistic flexibility and works well across many visual styles, while Seedream 4 focuses heavily on photorealistic outputs and realistic photography-style images.

You can also select faster and lower-cost models like Nano Banana and Flux Schnell, which are designed for quicker drafts and rapid iteration. Higher-end models usually create more polished and detailed outputs, while faster models are useful for testing ideas quickly.

Next to the model selector is the aspect ratio setting. This controls the shape and dimensions of the generated image.

For example, 1:1 creates square images that work well for social media posts and branding graphics. 16:9 creates widescreen images commonly used for YouTube thumbnails, presentations, and website banners. 9:16 creates vertical mobile-first images optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and Shorts.

Choosing the correct aspect ratio helps optimize the image for the platform or content type you plan to use it for.

On the far right side of the prompt bar, you can control how many images SuperCool generates from a single prompt.

For example:

You can use the minus and plus buttons to decrease or increase the number of generated images.

Generating multiple images is useful when you want different creative variations from the same prompt so you can compare styles, lighting, layouts, or compositions before choosing your favorite result.

After the images generate, you can continue refining them directly inside the conversation.

For example, you can ask SuperCool to make the lighting darker, add more futuristic details, change the color palette, adjust the realism, or create a more minimal design style.

This allows you to continue iterating until the visual matches the exact look and feel you want.

The Images app can generate visuals for marketing campaigns, social media posts, landing pages, websites, ads, product launches, branding assets, and creative content.

This makes it significantly easier to create professional visual assets quickly without needing separate design software or advanced creative workflows.

At the top of Creator Studio, you'll notice a zoom control slider that allows you to change how large or small generated assets appear inside the workspace.

By dragging the slider to the left, you can zoom out and view more generated images or video frames at once. This is useful when comparing multiple generations side by side or reviewing an entire project quickly.

The zoom control gives you more flexibility when reviewing and organizing generated assets before downloading or continuing production.

Creator Studio includes multiple creation modes designed for different types of content. Instead of using separate tools, you can switch between generation types directly from the Create menu depending on what you want to produce.

The Image mode generates a single AI image from a text prompt. This is the best option when creating marketing graphics, social media posts, logos, product mockups, concept art, website visuals, branding assets, illustrations, and promotional content.

Simply describe what you want to create, choose your camera, settings, look, and genre preferences if desired, and generate a high-quality image.

The Video mode generates a fully animated video directly from your prompt. This is ideal for commercials, cinematic scenes, social media videos, product demonstrations, advertisements, storytelling projects, and creative content.

You can further customize the video using camera settings, lens effects, lighting moods, genres, video length, audio settings, and model selection to achieve the exact style you want.

The Multi-Image to Video mode allows you to upload multiple images and transform them into a single animated video sequence.

This is useful for creating slideshows, story-driven videos, product showcases, before-and-after presentations, travel montages, and visual narratives. Creator Studio analyzes the uploaded images and generates transitions, movement, and cinematic animation between scenes to create a cohesive video.

This mode is especially useful when you already have a collection of images and want to turn them into engaging video content without using traditional video editing software.

The Talking Head mode creates a speaking character from an image and audio source. The AI animates facial movements, lip syncing, expressions, and head movements to match the spoken dialogue.

This is ideal for AI presenters, virtual spokespersons, training videos, educational content, customer support videos, social media content, sales videos, and digital avatars.

Users can upload an existing image or generate a character and then bring that character to life with realistic speech and movement.

The AI Editor allows you to modify, improve, or transform existing content rather than creating something entirely from scratch.

You can use AI Editor to:

This mode is ideal when you already have an image but want to make changes quickly using AI-assisted editing tools.

The Music mode generates original AI music directly from text descriptions.

Instead of composing music manually, you can describe the type of music you want, including genre, mood, instruments, tempo, atmosphere, and overall feeling.

For example, you can generate:

This allows creators to generate custom music tailored specifically to their projects without needing external music production software.

Each creation mode is optimized for a different type of project, but they can also work together. For example, you might generate a character using Image, animate them using Talking Head, create supporting visuals using Video, edit the results with AI Editor, and generate custom background audio using Music—all within Creator Studio.

One of the most powerful features inside Creator Studio is the ability to simulate professional camera systems. Rather than relying entirely on prompts, you can select a camera model, and SuperCool will apply visual characteristics inspired by that camera's real-world image quality, color science, and cinematic style.

For most projects, Auto Mode works perfectly and allows SuperCool to choose the best settings automatically. However, creators who want more control can choose a specific camera to achieve a particular look.

ARRI Alexa 35 is the best choice for cinematic storytelling, commercials, and premium brand content because it produces natural skin tones, rich contrast, and the classic Hollywood film look.

RED Komodo 6K works best for action scenes, technology brands, and modern commercial content because it creates sharp, highly detailed visuals with a clean, contemporary feel.

Blackmagic Pocket 6K is ideal for independent films, YouTube productions, and creative storytelling because it delivers a cinematic aesthetic while maintaining a more natural and approachable visual style.

Sony Venice 2 is perfect for high-end productions, luxury advertising, and cinematic marketing campaigns because it generates smooth, filmic imagery with exceptional color depth.

Leica Q3 works best for editorial photography, fashion campaigns, and luxury brands because it creates the premium magazine-style look often seen in high-end publications.

Google Pixel 9 Pro is best for outdoor scenes, landscapes, and realistic photography because it excels at preserving detail in both highlights and shadows.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is ideal for attention-grabbing social media content and product promotions because it creates vibrant colors, strong contrast, and visually striking images.

iPhone 6 (2014) is useful for nostalgic social media content and throwback-style visuals because it recreates the soft, early Instagram-era smartphone aesthetic.

Nokia N95 is best for Y2K-inspired campaigns and retro storytelling because it mimics the gritty look of mid-2000s mobile photography.

Super 8mm is ideal for nostalgic memories, home-movie aesthetics, and vintage storytelling because it adds grain, motion texture, and classic film imperfections.

CineStill 800T works best for nighttime city scenes, cyberpunk visuals, and neon-lit environments because it creates glowing highlights and a cinematic nighttime atmosphere.

VHS Camcorder (1990s) is ideal for retro videos, nostalgic marketing campaigns, and vintage entertainment content because it recreates soft footage, scanlines, and authentic analog video artifacts.

By combining these camera models with lens, lighting, and genre settings, you can quickly create visuals that match a specific creative vision without needing access to expensive professional equipment.

The Settings section inside Creator Studio gives you precise control over how your images and videos are generated. While most users can leave these settings on Auto, creators who want a specific visual style can customize focal length, aperture, lens type, and frame rate to achieve professional cinematic results.

Focal length controls how much of a scene is visible and how close subjects appear to the camera.

Aperture controls how much light enters the lens and how blurred the background appears.

Lens type changes the visual character of the generated image or video.

Frame rate controls how motion appears in generated videos.

If you're unsure which settings to choose, leave the controls on Auto. Creator Studio will automatically select the most appropriate focal length, aperture, lens type, and frame rate based on your prompt, helping you achieve professional-looking results without needing technical camera knowledge.

The Look section allows you to define the visual mood and color treatment of your images and videos. While cameras and lenses control how a scene is captured, the Look settings determine how that scene feels emotionally and stylistically. By combining lighting and color palettes, you can create a consistent visual identity across an entire project.

Lighting dramatically influences the atmosphere, emotion, and realism of your content.

Color palettes allow you to control the overall color grading and emotional tone of your project.

If you're unsure which lighting or palette to choose, leave the Look controls on Auto. Creator Studio will automatically select a lighting style and color palette that best matches your prompt, helping you achieve professional-looking visuals while maintaining consistency throughout your project.

The Genre section helps define the overall storytelling style of your image or video. While camera, lens, and lighting settings control the technical look of your content, genre presets influence the mood, composition, visual direction, and creative style of the final result. Selecting a genre helps Creator Studio better understand the type of content you want to create and automatically applies stylistic elements commonly associated with that category.

If you're unsure which genre best fits your project, leave the Genre controls on Auto. Creator Studio will analyze your prompt and automatically select a genre style that best matches your content, helping create visuals that feel cohesive and professionally directed without requiring advanced creative knowledge.

When generating videos in Creator Studio, you can choose the exact length of your video before clicking Generate. Available durations range from 3 seconds up to 15 seconds, giving you flexibility depending on the type of content you're creating.

Shorter videos generate faster and use fewer credits, making them ideal for testing ideas, experimenting with prompts, or creating quick social media clips. Longer videos provide more time for storytelling, camera movement, character actions, and cinematic sequences, but require additional credits to generate.

Creator Studio automatically updates the credit cost based on the video length you select. Each additional second increases the generation cost by 80 credits.

As a best practice, many creators start by generating a shorter version of a scene to test the concept, camera settings, and overall visual direction. Once satisfied with the results, they can generate longer versions for final production. This approach helps conserve credits while allowing for faster iteration and refinement.

The selected video length works together with your camera settings, lighting, genre, resolution, and audio preferences to determine the final generation cost displayed on the Generate button.

The Creator Studio app inside SuperCool is designed to simplify AI-powered visual creation.

Instead of manually designing graphics from scratch, you can describe what you want directly inside the prompt field and generate professional visuals from one workspace.

This allows creators, marketers, founders, and businesses to move from idea to execution significantly faster.

Pro Tip: More detailed prompts usually generate better images. Include style, mood, lighting, colors, and composition details whenever possible.