Decide whether text belongs in the image
If the message must be exact, consider adding type in a design tool after creating the background image. This keeps wording, spelling, and layout under direct control.
Reserve a clean area for typography
Describe an uncluttered region with enough contrast and space for the intended copy. Plan the crop and reading order before creating the visual.
Try this: rewrite the brief using details that a viewer could point to in the image.
Use short text only when testing model rendering
A brief label is easier to inspect than a paragraph. Treat the result as a draft and zoom in to check every character.
Verify legal and brand copy
Do not publish an image with unreviewed claims, prices, names, or logos. Confirm the final wording with the person responsible for the brand or campaign.
What to try next
Open the studio, start from a prompt example, and refine your image brief using the ideas in this guide.
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