Generate an image

- Open the Visualize window from your content. For a finished answer, hover over it, click the bolt icon, and choose Visualize from Do more with this answer. You can also select a File in your Library and click Visualize. (In Advanced Mode, highlighting text and choosing Visualize from the Do more with this text menu works too.)
- In the Visualize window, choose select the visuals yourself.
- Pick an image option from a group such as Images & Scenes — for example Photorealistic Scene, Metaphorical Image, or Conceptual Illustration.
- Click Go.
What you can make

- Images & Scenes — Photorealistic Scene, Metaphorical Image, Conceptual Illustration.
- Content & Media — Blog Post Hero Image, Social Media Post Image, Comic Strip.
- Design & Product — Product Mockup, Logo/Icon, Architectural Visualization.
- Artistic — Character Portrait, Abstract Art.
FAQ
The image misspelled a word or got a number wrong.
The image misspelled a word or got a number wrong.
This is a known limitation of the beta. Generated images can misspell text and misrender numbers. Treat any text inside an image as a draft and verify it against your source before sharing.
Can I edit the image after it's generated?
Can I edit the image after it's generated?
Yes. In the same task, ask Chief to revise an image it generated earlier. You can also attach up to 14 PNG, JPEG, or WebP images, each no larger than 7 MB, and ask Chief to use them as references for a new image. For text-heavy content, a chart or document is often more reliable than a generated image.
Where do generated images go?
Where do generated images go?
Each one is created as a File, listed under Created Files in the answer. Open it to view it in a panel, download it, or keep it in your Project Library to reuse.