Image generation is the part of the assistant that a plan pays for, and the part that changes what the tool is for: the picture and the caption arrive in the same place, written against the same brand profile.
What you get and how long it takes
Ask for a banner, a post image or a diagram and it is drawn in the conversation — roughly half a minute each. It lands under the text it belongs to, so a week of posts comes back as posts, not as a plan and a separate folder of pictures.
Save them the way you save any image from a web page.
Free and paid
Drawing is the one thing the free tier does not do. On free the assistant still writes the caption, plans the post and describes what the visual should show — it just does not produce it.
Any plan opens it. Free Use and Plans has the figures. The short version: images are also what the credit allowance is mostly spent on, so generating in bulk is the one case where the number is worth watching.
Working from your own photo
A generated picture of a product is a picture of a similar product. Upload the real one with Upload files and ask for what you need doing to it — put it on a different background, turn it into a post with the caption attached, make a set of three for a carousel.
This is the biggest single difference between visuals that look like stock and visuals that look like yours, and it is the one thing no model can invent for you.
Asking for a change
Describe the change, not the whole picture again. “Same composition, our green instead of the blue.” “No text on it.” “Less empty space at the top.”
Each round keeps what you liked and moves the one thing you did not. Starting over from a new description throws away a result you were most of the way happy with.
When it comes back nothing like it
If it is not close at all, the description was probably made of adjectives. “Modern”, “premium” and “clean” mean nothing to draw.
Say what is in the frame instead: the object, where it sits, what is behind it, what is written on it if anything. Concrete objects in, concrete picture out.
Colours, logo and text
Visuals follow the brand profile, so put your colours in it before you ask for a banner rather than correcting every image afterwards — see Your Brand Profile.
Text inside a picture is the weak spot of every image model, this one included. Where the wording has to be exact — a price, a date, a name — ask for the image without text and put the words on top yourself.
What you may do with them
What you make here is yours, with the obvious limit: material you did not own going in does not become yours because it passed through an AI tool. Someone else’s logo or photograph is still theirs. See the Terms of Use.