LLM Image creation request
Function: LLM Image creation request
Send a prompt to an AI model to generate an image based on your instructions. This action allows you to describe the image you want, choose a specific AI model, and receive the generated image as a result.
Input
- Instructions (Required)
- A clear and detailed description of the image you want the AI to create. Think of it as telling an artist exactly what to paint.
- Instructions placeholders (Optional)
- If your main "Instructions" contain special tags (like
\{\{COLOR\}\}or\{\{OBJECT\}\}), you can use this input to automatically replace those tags with specific values. This is useful for creating dynamic instructions without having to rewrite the entire prompt each time.
- If your main "Instructions" contain special tags (like
- Model (Required)
- Choose the specific AI model that will generate your image. Different models may have unique styles, capabilities, or specialties. You'll select from a list of available models.
- Files (Optional)
- You can provide existing image files as a reference or a starting point for the AI. Please note that not all AI models support using reference files. This input accepts a list of files.
- API Token (optional) (Optional)
- If you have a specific API key for the AI service, you can enter it here. If you leave this field blank, the platform will use your company's default API key settings.
Output
- Result
- This is the variable where the generated image (or a list of images, if the model creates multiple) will be stored. The output will be a list of files.
Execution Flow
Real-Life Examples
Example 1: Generating a Product Image for an E-commerce Store
Imagine you need a new hero image for a product page.
- Inputs:
- Instructions: "A sleek, modern smartphone, silver color, on a minimalist white background with soft studio lighting. Show the screen displaying a vibrant app icon."
- Model: "DALL-E 3" (or a similar image generation model)
- Result: "SmartphoneHeroImage"
- Result: The action generates a high-quality image of a silver smartphone as described and stores it in the
SmartphoneHeroImagevariable, ready to be used on your product page.
Example 2: Creating Variations of a Marketing Banner with Placeholders
You want to create several marketing banners with slight variations for different campaigns.
- Inputs:
- Instructions: "A vibrant banner for a
\{\{SEASON\}\}sale. Feature a\{\{PRODUCT_TYPE\}\}with a\{\{DISCOUNT\}\}off. Use a playful, energetic style." - Instructions placeholders:
SEASON: "Summer"PRODUCT_TYPE: "new collection of shoes"DISCOUNT: "20%"
- Model: "Midjourney v5"
- Result: "SummerSaleBanner"
- Instructions: "A vibrant banner for a
- Result: The action generates a marketing banner for a "Summer sale" featuring a "new collection of shoes" with "20% off" in a playful style, storing the image in
SummerSaleBanner. You could then run this action again with different placeholder values (e.g.,SEASON: "Winter",PRODUCT_TYPE: "cozy sweaters",DISCOUNT: "30%") to generate new banners.
Example 3: Transforming a Sketch into a Digital Painting
You have a rough sketch of a character and want to turn it into a polished digital painting.
- Inputs:
- Instructions: "Transform this sketch into a detailed, fantasy-style digital painting of a knight. Emphasize metallic armor and a glowing sword."
- Files: [Upload
knight_sketch.png] - Model: "Stable Diffusion XL" (assuming this model supports image-to-image generation)
- Result: "FantasyKnightPainting"
- API Token (optional): "your_custom_api_key_here"
- Result: The action takes your
knight_sketch.pngas a reference and generates a detailed digital painting of a fantasy knight, storing the final image in theFantasyKnightPaintingvariable.