
Painted
“A small paper boat on a still lake at dawn, soft mist, painted texture.”
Write what should be in the picture and pick its shape. One finished image comes back, ready for a post, a video or the slides behind your song.
Type a place, an object or a mood, then choose square, wide, tall, classic or portrait. Each image uses 2 credits, so the free daily credits pay for a few, and a failed one gives its credits back. Our test picture took about 38 seconds and came back at 1672×941 in the wide shape. Real and famous people, brands and logos stay out; anyone who appears is invented.
Describe places, moods and things, not real people. Names of artists are left out of the picture.
Our test image, exactly as this tool returned it.

“An empty rooftop stage at dusk, string lights, a city behind it.” Nothing else.
A rug, a microphone stand, two speakers and lanterns on café tables. We asked for none of them.
About 38 seconds and 2 credits, in the wide shape.
Each is the first and only try at that sentence, in the classic shape, untouched. Name the look in your words and it follows.

“A small paper boat on a still lake at dawn, soft mist, painted texture.”

“An old van under a huge orange sun, printed poster look, bold shapes.”

“A home studio desk at night, keyboard, headphones and a warm lamp, photographic.”

“A fox playing a tiny guitar to sleepy owls in a moonlit forest, gentle watercolor.”
The tool itself, and the slideshow maker, which has the same picture button built in.

It lands under the form with a save button, and your recent ones stay listed below.

Short of a photo? The slideshow maker draws one in its own shape for the same 2 credits.
Sizes and time come from our own tests.
The same sentence can come back in any of the five.
16:9 fills a player, so it sits behind a lyric video or a visualizer without bars.
9:16 fills the screen on the apps people scroll standing up.
For a release post. If it should carry your title, the cover art tool sets the lettering.
Name the things you want in view, then the light.
Where it is, what’s in it, what time of day. Our test used twelve words.
Decide by the place it will end up, not by what looks biggest.
Not it? Change a few words and run it again for the same price.
2 credits each. New accounts and the free daily credits pay for several; if one fails, the credits return on their own.
Covers are square, come in six looks, can carry your title and cost 2 credits. This one gives you five shapes and only the picture you described.
No. Real and famous people, brand names and logos are kept out. Invented people are fine, so describe a character instead of naming one.
Yes, on your songs, posts and videos. Look it over first: details can come back wrong, as with any generated picture.
One a run, so you only pay for what you keep trying. Your recent images stay listed on the page.
Not covered here.Ask us something else
Describe the music and get two songs on V6 to set it to.
Make a songTwo free songs, no account needed.