Image generation from a text prompt
Describe the frame — the AI draws it in any style and in the size your layout needs. A photograph, an illustration, a 3D render or a retro poster: one model instead of stock sites and photo shoots.
Create an image from a descriptionPortrait of an old fisherman in a yellow raincoat against the morning sea, close-up, soft diffused light, photorealism, detailed skin

One description — a finished picture
Everything below was generated from prompts like the ones printed under the images — ordinary sentences, no special syntax.

Portrait of an old fisherman in a yellow raincoat against the morning sea, close-up, soft diffused light, photorealism, detailed skin

A cyberpunk megacity street at night, neon signs glowing as abstract shapes with no readable lettering, rain and reflections on the asphalt, a silhouette under an umbrella, cinematic shot

Isometric 3D illustration of a cosy coffee shop in cross-section, pastel colors, soft shadows, neat interior details

A plate of pasta with tomatoes and basil on a dark wooden table, top view, steam over the dish, side light from a window, food photography

Retro travel poster of Lake Baikal in a mid-century style, flat shapes, limited palette, a large BAIKAL caption at the bottom

A Scandinavian living room interior: a light sofa, oak floor, a big window, plenty of daylight, minimalism, architectural photography

A frosted glass perfume bottle on a sand-colored pedestal, stony texture, soft shadow, warm beige background, an ad product shot

Watercolor illustration of a mountain lake at dawn, soft washes, white paper along the edges, calm cool palette

Anime illustration of a girl with headphones on a crosswalk in an evening city, warm lights, cinematic perspective

Macro shot of dew drops on a spiderweb, morning backlight, blurred green background, maximum detail

Fashion shoot: a model in a burgundy coat against an ochre paper backdrop, hard directional light, a long shadow, magazine aesthetics

Aerial shot of a rocky coastline with turquoise water and a white boat, straight top-down view, sunny day

Children's book illustration: a red fox cub with a lantern in a night forest, soft texture, warm firefly lights

3D render of an abstract composition of glossy and matte shapes, soft studio light, peach-lavender palette

Pixel-art scene of a small seaside town at sunset, 16-bit palette, crisp pixels, nostalgic mood

Black-and-white documentary photograph: an elderly couple on a park bench, grainy film, a natural moment

Architectural visualization of a wood-and-concrete country house on a slope, panoramic glazing, evening light from inside

An unbranded soda can in water splashes and ice cubes, bright orange background, frozen motion, an ad shot

Double exposure: the silhouette of a person's profile filled with a foggy conifer forest, monochrome with a cold tint

Holiday illustration: a snow-covered cabin in the forest, warm light in the window, falling snow, gouache texture, deep blue night

Flat lay of a designer's desk: a notebook, pencils, a mug of coffee and a plant on a light tabletop, top view, soft shadows
Why it replaces stock
A picture made for your layout, not whatever turned up in someone else's library.
Any style by name
Photorealism, watercolor, isometric, pixel art, retro poster, 3D — the style is set with words in the same request. No separate model per genre.
The size your layout needs
Portrait for a story, landscape for a banner, square for a post. The proportions are set before the generation, so the frame is composed for them instead of being cropped later.
Holds text and fine detail
A caption on a poster, labels on packaging, neat typography inside the picture — the model draws letters, not an imitation of them.
Straight onto the canvas
The image appears in your project: crop it, drop it into a template, send it to prompt-based editing or cut out the background — without leaving the tab.
How to generate an image
It all happens in the browser: no installs, no queue, no model settings.
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Sign up for SUPA and create a project of the size you need
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Open the AI section and pick image generation
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Describe the frame: what's in it, where it happens, in what style and light
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Choose the proportions and run the generation. Keep the option you like on the canvas, regenerate the rest
How to write a prompt that gets the right picture
Start with the main subject
The first words weigh more than the rest. First what's in the frame, then the surroundings, then the style and the light.
- Bad: “beautiful, stylish, expensive, coffee shop”
- Good: “isometric 3D illustration of a cosy coffee shop in cross-section, pastel colors, soft shadows”
Describe the light — it does half the work
“Soft diffused light”, “hard directional light and a long shadow”, “morning backlight” change the frame more than three more adjectives about the mood.
Name the genre of the shot or the drawing
The words “food photography”, “architectural visualization”, “documentary shot”, “children's book illustration” set everything at once: the angle, the lens, the palette and the level of detail.
Specify the angle and the framing
Close-up, top view, strict side view, shot from below, aerial — one such phrase removes half of the failed attempts.
Put on-image text in quotes
If the frame needs a caption, give it exactly and say where it goes: “a large BAIKAL caption at the bottom”. The shorter the line, the cleaner the result.
Ban the unwanted explicitly
“No people”, “no lettering”, “no logos”, “plain background” — direct bans work better than hoping the model won't add them on its own.
Change the wording, not the number of attempts
If the result is consistently off, add the missing dimension: the material, the time of day, the lens, the palette. Repeating the same request gives variations of the same idea.
Popular questions about image generation
Can I generate images on the free plan?
Yes, but the number of generations is limited. To lift the limit, upgrade to Premium.
Can I use the images commercially?
Yes. The only exception is logos and trademarks that accidentally ended up in the frame: check for them before publishing.
What language should the prompt be in?
English works best, but the model understands other languages too — write the way that's natural for you.
What sizes are available?
From a square to a wide landscape and a portrait for stories. The proportions are chosen before the generation, and the resolution is enough even for small-format print.
How long does one generation take?
Usually ten to thirty seconds — depending on the size and the load on the service.
What if the picture isn't right?
Regenerate: every run gives a new option. If it's consistently off — sharpen the angle, the light and the style, the most effective parts of the prompt.
Can I refine a generated image?
Yes. Send it to prompt-based editing — replacing the background, removing a detail, changing a color or extending the frame takes the same kind of phrase.