AI Image Generator
Describe a picture. Choose 1K, 2K or 4K. Download your image.
- Create new or transform a photo
- Credit cost shown before you create
A tiny cabin in a sunlit forest, cinematic photography, warm morning light
A preview of the workspace. Creating requires sign-in and credits.
MorningAgent’s AI image generator turns a written description into a picture you can download. Add your own photos as a reference, choose the detail and shape, and see the credit cost before you create.
What each picture costs
- Standard (1K) 200 credits Quick drafts and everyday posts Up to 25 a month with Creator
- High (2K) 300 credits Sharper thumbnails and covers Up to 16 a month with Creator
- Ultra (4K) 700 credits The finest detail for big screens Up to 7 a month with Creator
Creator includes 5,000 credits per monthly window. See how credits work.
How it works
- Describe your picture
Open Image Generator and write what you want to see. Put the subject first, then the setting, light and style.
- Add photos if you like
Upload reference photos to transform or guide the result. PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 50 MB each.
- Choose detail and shape
Pick Standard (1K), High (2K) or Ultra (4K), then a shape such as Square (1:1), Wide (16:9) or Tall (9:16).
- Create and download
Check the credit cost, sign in with Google and create. Download your picture, or bring it to life in Image to Video.
Prompt examples
Wide shot of a cluttered home workbench at night, a single desk lamp lighting tangled cables and a half-built robot arm, strong contrast, empty dark area on the left third for a title
Leave empty space for a title, then add the words in your editor.
Studio photo of a matte ceramic water bottle in sage green on a light oak surface, soft window light from the right, plain off-white background, no logos or text
Saying “no logos or text” keeps the picture clean.
Turn this photo into a soft watercolor illustration. Keep the people, the pose and the composition exactly as they are.
Upload a photo you have the rights to, then describe only the change.
How to describe a picture
Write it like a note to a photographer, then cut anything that does not change the picture.
- Subject first: put the main thing at the start.
- One scene: two unrelated ideas blur into each other.
- Name a style: studio photo, watercolor, flat illustration or 3D render.
- Words in the picture: put them in quotes, keep them short and check every letter.
thumbnail for my cooking video
Overhead photo of a cast-iron pan with sizzling garlic on a dark slate counter, steam rising, dramatic side light, empty space on the right half for a title
Adds a subject, an angle, light and room for a title.
Start from your own photos
Add reference photos to restyle a picture, change one detail or keep a look consistent. Choose Match reference photo to keep your photo’s shape.
- Your rights: use photos you took or have permission to use.
- Real people: only with their permission, and never to show something that did not happen.
- Clear photos: sharp, well-lit photos give cleaner results.
Pick the right shape
Choose the shape before you create, so nothing important is cropped later.
- YouTube thumbnail: Wide (16:9).
- Shorts, Reels and TikTok: Tall (9:16).
- Podcast or album cover: Square (1:1).
- Instagram post: Portrait (4:5) or Square (1:1).
Turn it into a video
Use your picture as the starting picture in Image to Video for a five-second clip with sound. Add narration with Text to Speech or a backing track from the AI music generator.
Limits worth knowing
- Up to 2 creations at a time and 20 in any rolling 24 hours per account.
- Up to 50 MB per uploaded file.
- Sign-in is Google only. Billing is handled by our hosted payment provider.
A few things to know.
How much does an AI image cost?
Each picture’s cost depends on its detail, from Standard (1K) to Ultra (4K), and appears before you create. Creator is $4.99 a month with 5,000 credits every month.
Can I restyle my own photo?
Yes. Add it as a reference photo and describe the change, using only photos you own or have permission to use.
What file do I get?
A JPG picture you can download. Higher detail takes a little longer to create.
Can I turn my picture into a video?
Yes. Use it as the starting picture in Image to Video for a five-second clip with sound.
Can I use the images in my projects?
Check the Terms and the rules where you publish, and avoid real people, logos and characters you do not have rights to. A subscription pays for creating pictures; it does not grant rights to anyone’s likeness or trademark.
Do I need an account?
Guests can explore the tool. Creating needs sign-in, and one picture uses more than the 50 free credits new accounts get once.
Make something worth seeing.
Explore as a guest. Every creation shows its credit cost first.