Agents & Brain

Image Generation

Use AI to generate and edit images.

Overview

Your agent can generate and edit images using plain language descriptions. Instead of hunting for stock photos, using design tools, or hiring a designer, describe what you need and your agent creates it. You can also edit existing images on your pages to match your design better.

This gives you more creative freedom when building pages and variants — every element becomes something you can experiment with and optimize.

Generating a New Image

Ask your agent to generate an image in plain language. For example, you can say:

  • "Create a hero image of someone using a laptop in a modern office"
  • "Generate a 3D icon of a shuttle launching, clean minimalist style"
  • "Design an image showing the benefits of financial planning, professional and trustworthy"
  • "Create a product screenshot mockup showing our software dashboard"

Describe what the image should show, the style you want, the mood, any specific details — whatever helps your agent create exactly what you need.

Editing Existing Images

You can ask your agent to edit an existing image to create variants or better match your page design. There are various ways to do so, but here is one simple approach:

Find an image on your page

In the page editor, hover over any image (not served by CMS). You'll see a new AI button next to the Replace button.

Click the AI button

Click the AI edit button and describe what changes you want in the Agent.

Examples:

  • "Change the background to match the blue in our header"
  • "Add some relevant icons to this product screenshot"
  • "Brighten the overall image and add a subtle gradient overlay"

Look for agent response

After your agent creates the new image, it may ask if you want to save it to your assets or replace the previous image. Respond to the agent to finalize your change.

Best Practices

  • Be specific — the more detail you provide, the better the result. Instead of "make it better," try "brighten the colors and add more contrast"
  • Describe the style — mention whether you want professional, playful, minimalist, modern, vintage, etc.
  • Iterate — if the first result isn't perfect, ask for adjustments. Your agent can refine based on your feedback
  • Save variations — create multiple versions of an image to use in different variants or A/B tests
  • Use for testing — since generating images is fast, create multiple hero images or product visuals to test which resonate with your audience

Common Use Cases

  • Hero images — create custom hero images that match your campaign or product
  • Product mockups — generate images showing your product in use or highlighting features
  • Icon variations — create or modify icons to match your brand colors and style
  • Background adjustments — edit existing images to better match your page's color scheme or design
  • Variant testing — generate multiple image versions to test in A/B experiments
  • Asset library building — quickly generate a library of images for multiple pages and campaigns

Combine with Memory

Save successful image descriptions or editing approaches to Memory so your agent can apply the same style consistently across all your pages.

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