Using the Image Studio

Written By Pollution

Last updated 29 days ago

Using the Image Studio

The Image Studio is your all-in-one hub for creating, editing, and combining artwork for your games. You can access it anytime from the main navigation bar by clicking Image Studio on the left side of the screen.

User uploaded image

Inside the Image Studio, you’ll find two sections:

  • Create (with three tabs: Create, Edit, Combine)

  • Gallery (your library of all generated images)

Use the Image Studio to create world art, character portraits, maps, item art, cover illustrations, concept pieces, and anything else you want for your campaign.


Quality of Life Updates

  • You can start more generations while one is still generating

  • Aspect ratio pickers are now on image-to-image tabs

  • The model picker remembers the last model you used


Create Mode

Create (Text-to-Image)

This is the simplest and most flexible way to generate art.
All you need to do is:

  1. Write a prompt that describes the image you want

  2. Select a model

  3. Pick an aspect ratio

  4. Click Generate Image


Available Models

You can choose from four models:

Model

Cost

Notes

Sana

Free

Great starter model, fast, good for simple prompts

Lightning SDXL (Fast)

Free

Fast SDXL-style results, ideal for quick drafts

Flux 2 Flash

3 credits

Good quality, good detail,

GPT Image 1.5

9 credits

Higher quality, strong detail & consistency

Flux 2 Pro

10 credits

Higher quality, strong detail

Nano Banana

10 credits

Higher quality, strong detail

Seedream

12 credits

Balanced quality and speed

Nano Banana Pro

30 credits

Premium, best quality, great with complex compositions and character consistency

Credit-based models let you create extremely high-quality art, and the results scale noticeably with each step up.


Example Art

Sana Example Art

Flux 2 Flash

GPT Image 1.5

Flux 2 Pro

Nano-Banana Example Art

Seedream 4.5 Example Art

Nano-Banana Pro Example Art


Edit Mode

The Edit tab lets you upload an existing image and modify it directly in the Image Studio.

You can:

  • Remove objects

  • Replace or clean up elements

  • Change lighting

  • Repaint entire sections

  • Apply style changes

  • Improve or enhance old artwork

How It Works

  1. Click Edit.

  2. Upload a source image (from your computer or your Workshop)

  3. Enter your edit instructions (Example: “remove grid lines”, “turn the torch lights blue”, “add snowfall”, etc.)

  4. Choose Flux 2 Flash, GPT Image 1.5, Flux 2 Pro, Nano Banana, Seedream or Nano Banana Pro

  5. Click Transform Image

Editing always requires credits:

  • Flux 2 Flash (3 credits)

  • GPT Image 1.5 (9 credits)

  • Flux 2 Pro (10 credits)

  • Nano Banana (10 credits)

  • Seedream (12 credits)

  • Nano Banana Pro (30 credits)

Edit Mode is perfect for fixing maps, polishing character art, removing watermarks, or updating old images.


Combine Mode

The Combine tab allows you to blend or merge 2 to 4 images into a single new composition.

You can:

  • Put multiple characters into one scene

  • Assemble a party portrait from individual headshots

  • Merge landscapes together

  • Place characters into new environments

  • Convert four reference images into one cinematic illustration

  • Match the style between multiple images

Combining costs the same amount as editing, but certain models cost additional credits per image included in the combination. Be sure to check the final credit cost before confirming whenever you go to combine images!

How It Works

  1. Open Combine

  2. Upload 2–4 source images (or pull them from your Workshop)

  3. Write combination instructions telling the generator how to merge them

    • Example:
      “These four in the cockpit of a space ship, coasting through space, Space Opera vibes, anime style art, match the reference images style.”

  4. Select Flux 2 Flash, GPT Image 1.5, Flux 2 Pro, Nano Banana, Seedream or Nano Banana Pro

  5. Click Combine Images

Note: Nano Banana Pro is best when combining multiple characters, it holds style and proportions more consistently


Background Removal in Image Studio

You can:

  • Turn character portraits into tabletop-ready tokens

  • Strip busy or distracting backgrounds from item art

  • Create clean logos or UI icons on transparent backgrounds

  • Prep images for maps, overlays, or other layouts

How It Works

  1. Open Background Removal (or click Remove BG in Image Studio)

  2. Upload a source image (or pull one from your Workshop)

  3. Click Remove Background (1 credit) to generate a transparent PNG

  4. Download your new cut-out image from Recent Generations or reuse it in other Image Studio tools

Note: there’s a Background Removal button on images now, you can find the button in the top-right corner of an existing image while in the creation tab


Gallery

Every image you generate, whether it’s from Create, Edit, Combine, or in-game Scene Generation, appears in your Gallery.

The Gallery shows:

  • Your most recent creations

  • A scrollable thumbnail grid of all generated art

  • Options to view, download, or delete your images

If you ever lose track of something you generated, just visit the Gallery to find it again.

Bulk Selection:

  • Bulk select to download/delete (Shift-click on desktop, tap-and-hold on mobile)

  • You can browse Image Studio generations from any form via the image picker’s Browse button.