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HOW IT WORKS
Step 1. Write your prompt Describe the image you want. Name the subject, the lighting, and the setting. Z-Image Turbo is strong at photorealism and at rendering short text inside the image, so spell out any words you want to appear. Works great with: photorealistic scenes · product shots · images with text
Step 2. Hit run The model and settings are already dialled in. For a first run, change nothing, hit run and wait a few seconds.
Step 3. Download your image You get back a 1024 x 1024 PNG. It drops straight into any design or editing tool. Ready for: Photoshop · Figma · Canva · any editor
First time? Leave every setting as-is. The defaults (1024 x 1024 · 9 steps · CFG 1 · random seed) are the right starting point for almost everyone.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
Quick-start guide. Find the goal that matches yours and copy the settings.
Standard generation (most people) Start here: 1024 x 1024 · 9 steps · CFG 1 · euler · random seed. The right starting point for almost everyone.
Want text in the image to come out clean: Be explicit in the prompt about the exact words and where they sit. "A sign that reads 'OPEN' in bold red letters" reads better than "a sign."
Reproduce a result you liked: Lock the seed to the number that produced it. Same seed and same prompt gives you the same image again.
Want a batch of variations: Keep the seed on random and raise the batch size. Each run gives you a fresh take on the same prompt.
Portrait or landscape framing: Change the width and height on the latent. 832 x 1216 for portrait, 1216 x 832 for landscape. Stay near a 1-megapixel total for the cleanest result.
Result looks over-cooked or unnatural: Keep CFG at 1. Z-Image Turbo is a distilled turbo model and is tuned to run without heavy guidance. Pushing CFG higher tends to harden edges and wash out detail.
