Creative update

Chat Image Creation in Omni AI Companion

Chat Image Creation turns a half-formed visual thought into a draft without asking you to leave the conversation. Describe the subject, mood, composition, and audience in ordinary language, then use the result as a starting point rather than treating the first image as final.

What changed

Ideas can become visible in context

The creation flow keeps the prompt, surrounding discussion, and revisions together, so a visual can grow from the conversation that inspired it.

Iteration is part of the work

You can clarify a subject, change the atmosphere, or request a different composition after seeing an initial result. That makes exploration more useful than trying to write a perfect brief before beginning.

Why this feature matters

A visual draft gives abstract ideas something concrete to react to. A small business owner can compare a few directions for a seasonal announcement, while a student can make a mood board for a presentation before committing to a design.

The feature is most valuable when the image is one step in a larger process: discuss the audience, create a direction, notice what feels wrong, and refine the brief. It is a sketchbook inside chat, not a replacement for checking facts, rights, or brand requirements.

Feature examples and use cases

  • A campaign starting point: A café owner asks for three warm, uncluttered concepts for a weekend pastry announcement, then chooses one composition to adapt.
  • A visual study aid: A student creates a labeled scene to help organize a history presentation before writing the slides.
  • A personal keepsake: Someone describes a favorite hiking memory and develops a stylized landscape to print or share privately.

How to use it

  1. Open a useful conversation: Open Chat in Omni and give the idea enough context to distinguish the subject, setting, feeling, and intended audience.
  2. Describe the first frame: Ask for an image from chat. Include what should be prominent, what should stay out of frame, and any visual reference you are comfortable providing.
  3. Review before keeping: Look closely at the result, name one or two changes, and iterate. Save or share only after checking text, likeness, and details that matter to you.

Tips for a better first try

  • Lead with the focal subject before adding decorative details.
  • Ask for a composition or mood, not only a list of objects.
  • Treat visible lettering as something to proofread carefully.

Limitations and things to know

  • Results can interpret a detailed prompt differently than you intended, so revision is normal.
  • Do not use an image as evidence of a real event or person without independently checking it and considering permission.

Availability

Available inside Chat when image creation is shown for your account. The options and access shown in-product are the current source of truth and may vary with account settings, platform, or app version.

Frequently asked questions

Can I revise an image?

Yes. Continue the conversation with the specific change you want; a focused revision request is easier to evaluate than a completely new brief.

Can I use a photo as a reference?

If the attachment control accepts it, you can provide a reference you have permission to use. Avoid sharing private or identifying material unless you are comfortable doing so.

Will text in an image always be correct?

No. Proofread signs, labels, and small lettering before publishing or printing.

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