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Two AI-powered image features ship inside the editor:
- Image Generation — generate new images or edit existing ones from a text prompt.
- Image Alt Text — generate the
altattribute for an image with one click.
Image Generation
Generate brand-new images — or edit existing ones — directly inside the editor, using a text prompt. Useful when stock libraries don't have what the user needs and a designer isn't on hand.
What it does
- Generate from a prompt — user types "a turtle swimming underwater, expressionist painting" and the assistant returns several candidate images.
- Style picker — pick a theme: photorealistic, fantasy, vaporwave, line art, or any custom style description.
- Edit existing image — start from an image already in the design and ask the assistant to modify it: "add sunglasses to the person", "apply a black and white effect", "change the background to a beach".
- Prompt scoring — the modal scores the prompt before generating to nudge users toward more descriptive prompts.

How users access it
There are three entry points:
- In the Image content block, the image picker exposes an Image Generation option alongside Upload and Stock. Clicking it opens the prompt modal.
- Selecting an image and clicking the Sparkles button on the layer control opens the AI Assistant scoped to that image — the same generation and editing capabilities are available there.
- Double-clicking an image opens the Image Editor. Inside the editor, the side navigation has an AI button that opens a prompt panel — users can write a prompt to generate a new variation or to edit the current image without leaving the editor.

Image Alt Text
Generate the alt attribute for an image with one click — useful for accessibility (screen readers) and for email deliverability (clients show alt text when images fail to load or are blocked by default).
How users access it
In an Image content block's properties panel, the Alt Text field exposes a one-tap "Generate with AI" affordance. It looks at the image (and the surrounding design context) and writes a concise, descriptive alt string.

Users can also ask the AI Assistant in chat — "write alt text for this image" — when an image element is selected.
Why alt text matters
- Accessibility — screen readers use alt text to describe images to users with visual impairments.
- Deliverability — email clients show alt text when images fail to load (or are blocked by default), which is common in inbox previews.
Related
- File Manager — where generated images are stored.
- AI Assistant overview — what the assistant does and where users find it.