Generating Images
Creating an image is as simple as asking for it. You can describe what you want to see, and the assistant will generate it for you.Describe Your Image
Type a prompt that clearly describes the image you want. Be specific about the subject, style, colors, and mood.Examples:
- “Generate a minimalist icon for a settings menu.”
- “Create a professional illustration of a team collaborating around a whiteboard, in a flat vector style.”
- “Show me a futuristic cityscape at sunset.”
Image generation capabilities depend on the settings configured by your organization’s administrators. If you don’t see this feature, it may not be enabled for your team. Learn more in Assistant Capabilities.
Using Reference Images
You can also use existing images as a starting point. This is useful when you want to modify an image, change its style, or use it as a composition reference.- Click the Attachment (+) icon in the chat input area.
- Select Upload from Computer (or cloud storage if connected - see Attaching Files) and choose your reference image.
- In your message, explain what you want to do with the image.
- “Turn this sketch into a realistic photo.”
- “Change the background color of this image to blue.”
- “Create a variation of this logo in a watercolor style.”
Generated Assets
All images you create are automatically saved to your personal Generated Assets, making it easy to find and organize your visual assets. To access the gallery:- In the sidebar, you can see a switcher for “Chats” and “Assets”. Click on “Assets” to view your generated images.
- Browse your images in the grid view, organized by date (Today, Yesterday, Past 7 Days, etc.).

Gallery Features
- View Full Size: Click any image to open it in a large lightbox view.
- Download: Hover over an image and click the Download button to save it to your device.
- Navigate to Chat: Click the Chat bubble icon on an image to jump back to the original conversation where it was created.
- Generate New: Click the Generate an image button to start a new creation flow.
Tips for Better Results
To get the best images, try these prompting techniques:- Be Specific: Instead of “a dog,” try “a golden retriever running in a park, sunny day, photorealistic style.”
- Define the Style: Mention styles like “oil painting,” “3D render,” “flat vector,” “sketch,” or “pixel art.”
- Iterate: If the first result isn’t perfect, ask the assistant to make changes. “Make it brighter,” “Remove the tree in the background,” or “Try again in a cartoon style.”
Privacy Note: When the Privacy Filter is enabled, images are restricted from being sent to AI models that do not comply with your organization’s data residency requirements.