From an idea
to art on your wall.

Open Creator Studio. Choose Make a collage, then Automatic.

Choose Files, then select the images you want to bring together. Your file picker may look a little different. Here, we're choosing three images.

Back in the studio, check that all three uploads are here. Use Manage if you need to replace or remove an image.

Choose a shape for your collage. We're using square.

Choose a starting style, then describe the arrangement. For this example, put the lake photo on the left, with the floral artwork and mountain painting stacked on the right. Add cream borders and even spacing.

Review all three images and your instructions. When you're ready, complete the security check and choose Generate collage.

Here's the example collage we created for this tutorial. Notice how each image has its own panel. Your generated result may vary, so check the details before printing.

Want to arrange the original images yourself? Open Make a collage and choose Manual. This option keeps your uploaded photo layers unchanged.

Choose two to ten images. Next, choose a background colour. We will keep this soft white background to give the images room to stand out.

Select a layout that suits your story. Clean grid keeps everything balanced. Story strip, Centered hero, and Polaroid collage offer other arrangements.

Choose your canvas shape, then open the collage editor. We will use a square layout for these two mountain images.

Select a photo to adjust it. Move image inside frame lets you refine the crop. You can also adjust rotation, borders, corners, and shadows.

When you are happy with the arrangement, choose Save image. Review the saved collage before you download it or continue to print.

Let’s create a new image from an idea. In Creator Studio, choose Generate Image, then select Create a photo for a photographic look.

Choose the shape before writing your prompt. We are using a square composition, but you can also create portrait or landscape images.

Describe the subject, setting, lighting, and mood. For this example, we are asking for a peaceful mountain lake at sunrise with a red canoe in the foreground.

Check your image, shape, and instructions in the recap. When you are ready, complete the security check and choose Generate Image. Carefully review the finished artwork before downloading or printing.

Need a sign, poster, or graphic? In Creator Studio, choose Generate Image, then Create a design.

Choose the shape for your design. Think about where the finished piece will be displayed and how much space the words need.

Put the exact wording in quotation marks. Add your preferred colours, layout, and style. Here, we are making a simple welcome sign with sage green accents.

Review the instructions, then complete the security check and choose Generate Image. After generation, check every letter, name, and date before using the design.

Turn an idea into something for your wall. Choose Generate Image, then select Create artwork.

Choose the shape that suits your space. We will use a square composition for this mountain landscape.

Name the subject and the artistic style. Add a colour palette and the mood you want. We are asking for soft watercolour mountains with calm blue and green tones.

Check your image, shape, and instructions in the recap. When you are ready, complete the security check and choose Generate Image. Carefully review the finished artwork before downloading or printing.

Have an image to guide your idea? Choose Generate Image, then Use a reference image.

Choose an image that shows the subject, colours, or mood you want. We are using this mountain lake as our starting point.

Choose the shape for the new image. This sets the output proportions; your reference helps guide what appears inside them.

Tell the editor what to keep and what to change. Here, we want to keep the mountain lake and canoe, while changing the scene into a travel-poster style.

Check your image, shape, and instructions in the recap. When you are ready, complete the security check and choose Generate Image. Carefully review the finished artwork before downloading or printing.

Let’s change the overall look of a photo. Choose Edit Image, then upload the image you want to work on.

Select Edit the whole image. This is useful when your changes affect the lighting, colours, background, or overall style.

Describe the change and the details that should stay. We are asking for cooler evening light while preserving the mountains, lake, and red canoe.

Review your instructions and any edit plan shown. Check the input area before continuing. Complete the security check, generate the edit, and compare the result with your original.

Want to change just one part of a photo? Choose Edit Image, then upload your image.

Choose Edit a specific area. Brush over the part you want changed. In this example, we are marking the canoe in the foreground.

Choose Done marking, then describe your edit. We are asking to recolour the canoe blue while keeping the surrounding lake and mountains unchanged.

Check the selected area and instructions. Complete the security check and generate the edit when ready. Inspect the boundary of the changed area in the finished result.

Let’s apply a look from another image. Choose Edit Image, and upload the original photo you want to change.

Choose Match an example. Upload a separate image that shows the colours, texture, or style you like, then choose Use this example.

Your original and sample appear together. Tell the editor what to borrow from the sample and what to preserve in the original. We want this painted texture and teal-and-gold palette.

Review your instructions and the input areas for both images. Complete the security check, then generate. Compare the finished style and subject details before printing.

Give an image a fresh start. In Creator Studio, choose Restore Image, then upload the photo you want to improve.

Choose Full restoration, Restore colours, Repair damage, or Sharpen faces. You can also write your own instructions. For this mountain image, we will focus on natural clarity and colour.

Check your restoration notes, complete the security check, and choose Generate Image. Compare the result with the original, especially faces and fine details, before you print.