Image library

The Photos tab in the Studio makes photos, graphics, promos and product shots from a single description box. You never pick a type or a model — which of those a picture turns out to be is decided from what you wrote.

Making a picture

Attaching your own material

An element is a real photo the picture is built from, rather than something invented to look like it. You can attach a presenter, a product from your Shopify store, your logo, a screenshot of your site, or an upload.

• A product shot needs the product attached as an element, and says so if it is missing.
• With nothing attached by hand, QuQi picks your brand’s own material automatically — a picture with a screen in it gets your real screen.
• Generated pictures always carry your brand kit — its colours and type for anything laid out, its photo grade for anything shot. The Brand style tick-box only shapes the description Suggest with AI writes for you; it does not switch brand styling off for the picture itself. It is unavailable until a Brand Kit exists.

What a batch costs

Pictures are paid for with AI credits, the same pool videos use. A batch of up to four images costs one credit. The composer shows what the batch will cost and how many credits you have left, and links you to buy more when the batch costs more than you hold.

• If nothing came out, no credit is charged.
• If only some of the batch came out, you are charged only for those.
• If the batch is bigger than your balance, you are told before it starts — how many it needs, how many you have, and that you can buy a credit pack or generate fewer images.

Reusing a picture

Every image in the gallery can be previewed full-screen, downloaded, deleted, or have its prompt reused as the starting point for a new one. The images are yours to use anywhere.

A social post can take its picture straight from here: open the post on the content calendar and pick from your library instead of uploading or generating. Pictures generated inside a post drawer are saved here too.

What the agents do with pictures

The Image Designer builds every picture from the same five parts: your brief, your business, who it serves, your brand kit, and any references you attached. Which of its four kinds a picture is — photography, illustration, promo with words, or product shot — is decided from the brief, not chosen from a menu.

The Brand Kit agent writes the palette, the brand voice and the style guides that every generated image and video obeys, which is why a new website gets one before its first picture.

The Social Copywriter attaches one picture per post by default and shares it across that post’s channels, rather than making one per channel. Instagram cannot publish without a picture. A post you deliberately leave without one goes out as text.