AI image generator
The default build — describe, generate, refine, download.
PixelAgent is an AI image generator template you talk to. Describe the image, see the first pass, then say what's wrong instead of starting over. Narrow the styles to one job and publish it as your own tool.
Most image tools give you four options and no way to fix one. PixelAgent fixes it: describe what's wrong — the light, the crop, the colour of the wall — and it comes back changed. The first image is never the one you ship; this is built for the fourth.
Remix this template Get a working copy — nothing to install or deploy.
Decide who it's for A designer's side tool, a marketing team's asset app, and a public generator share mechanics but not wording.
Pick one output and cut the rest The fewer things it makes, the more obvious it is who it's for.
Check the model's usage terms, then publish Whether your users can sell what they make depends on the model you connect; say so plainly.
The default build — describe, generate, refine, download.
Skip generation and point it at the images people bring you.
Property photos, product mockups, avatars — one job, done properly.
Your styles, your watermark, your name on the output.
Plain language in, no parameter syntax.
The first pass, against your description.
Preset looks, so users don't have to describe one.
Change what's wrong without starting over.
Everything from the session, in one place.
Export with your watermark and your name on it.
Yes. Change the prompts, style options, editing controls, gallery, branding, and result page.
The template can work with the image model configured for your app. Choose one that fits your output needs, cost, and usage terms.
Yes. Narrow the prompts and styles for product mockups, property visuals, avatars, campaign assets, or another specific use case.
Yes. Add the editing steps and controls your audience needs, from simple refinements to a guided workflow.
Yes. You can provide downloads and apply brand elements or watermarks to the output.
That depends on the connected model and any source assets. State the applicable usage terms clearly in the published app.