Image Generation
Image mode creates private images from text prompts. Different modes trade speed, hardware use, style, and fidelity.
Modes
Turbo
Fast exploration and prompt iteration
Standard
Flexible SDXL generation and compatible local workflows
Standard+
Krea 2 Turbo for stronger fidelity with an eight-step workflow
Quality/Advanced
Higher-fidelity generation when your hardware can support it
Edit
Transform a supplied starting image
Create an image
Open Create → Image.
Choose a generation mode.
Choose a resolution.
Describe subject, action, composition, light, environment, medium, and mood.
Generate.
Use a lower resolution while refining a prompt, then increase it for the final version.
Krea 2 Standard+
Krea 2 works best at a native high-resolution denoising scale. When you request SD or HD, BonzAI internally renders at an appropriate native scale and returns a sharp downsample at the selected output size. This is slower than denoising directly at SD but avoids soft, blurry results.
History and downloads
Generated images appear in history with their prompt and settings. You can inspect, download, reuse, remove, or mint an eligible generation. Removing an item from local history is different from deleting an already published asset.
Prompt recipe
Subject and action, camera/composition, environment, lighting, material or visual medium, mood, important exclusions.
Example:
A glass greenhouse on a rainy city rooftop, wide establishing shot, wet steel and dense tropical plants, soft overcast daylight with warm lamps inside, cinematic editorial photography, calm and believable, no text or logos.
Common problems
Image is blurry
Use Standard+ native-scale fix, increase resolution, simplify conflicting style words
Subject is wrong
Put the subject/action first and remove vague synonyms
Text is malformed
Generate the visual without text, then add typography in a design tool
Out of memory
Lower resolution, use Turbo, close another loaded model
Download remains visible after completion
Refresh model status; completed models should change to ready without reloading the whole app
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