Generate a complete, editable design from a prompt

Updated 2026-09-04

Studio starts from a sentence, not a template. Say what the design is for — “grand opening flyer for a bakery, Saturday 10am, warm and friendly” — and it composes the whole thing: layout, headline, copy, colours, type pairing, icons and pictures. Everything it makes is a real element you can move, restyle or delete.

Generation streams. Elements appear on the canvas as they are written, so you see the direction within seconds and can stop, refine or regenerate instead of waiting for a spinner. A typical design takes around 25 seconds; pictures resolve a few moments later.

How to do it

1. 1

   Describe the design

   On the start screen, type what you need in the “Describe your design…” box. Say the occasion, the audience, the facts that must appear (date, address, price) and the mood. One or two sentences is plenty; more detail gives a more specific result.

2. 2

   Pick a format

   Choose a format chip — Presentation, Social post, Poster, Logo, Flyer, Resume or Infographic — or leave it and let the prompt decide. The chip sets the page size and the kind of layout Studio composes.

3. 3

   Attach a photo or logo if you have one

   Use “Add photo/logo” to attach your own pictures before generating. Studio places a logo as a logo and a photo as a photo, rather than inventing a stand-in.

4. 4

   Turn on “Use my brand” when it should match your brand

   With a saved brand kit, the checkbox makes the design use your colours, fonts, logo and voice from the first draft. See the Brand kit guide.

5. 5

   Generate and watch it arrive

   Click Generate. Text and shapes stream onto the canvas first, then pictures fill in. While it works the canvas is locked so nothing you do collides with what is arriving; the pill shows what stage it is at.

6. 6

   Edit anything, or ask for changes

   Click any element to edit it directly — text, colour, font, position — or type a change in the bar above the canvas (“make the title gold”, “add a page with opening hours”). Refine keeps what works and changes what you asked for.

Tips

• Facts first: put names, dates, prices and addresses in the prompt so they are set correctly instead of guessed.
• Name the feeling and the audience — “premium and quiet, for a law firm” lands differently from “loud and fun, for a kids’ party”.
• Anonymous visitors get one free generation; signing in keeps the design and unlocks more.
• Multi-page work (a deck, a menu, a carousel) generates all pages at once; the page strip at the bottom fills in as they arrive.

Frequently asked questions

Is the result editable or just an image?

Fully editable. Every headline, line of copy, shape, icon and picture is its own element with real fonts, so you can change anything in the editor or export it as PDF, SVG, PNG or video.

How long does a generation take?

About 25 seconds for a typical single page, streaming from the first second. Pictures may take a few seconds longer and resolve into place afterwards.

Can I generate in my language?

Yes. Write the prompt in your language and the copy is written in it. The editor itself is available in nine languages.

Why do AI posters often look generic, and how does Studio avoid it?

Generic results come from vague prompts and image-only generators that paint text as pixels. Studio composes real layouts with real type and separates text from pictures, and it responds to specifics: the more your prompt says about the occasion, place and audience, the less it looks like everyone else’s.

Related guides

• Refine with AIEdit a design by describing the change — or point at an element and say it
• Recreate from a pictureTurn a screenshot, photo or old flyer into an editable design
• Brand kitSet up a brand kit so every design starts on brand
• Resize and pagesResize a design for another format and work with pages