Please note: This feature is still in the beta-testing stage. Further updates will be made to this as we receive feedback from platform users. 


Using your AI assistant you can generate email images based on your image specifications, as well as your prompt. You can regenerate this content and prompt as you require!


To access this functionality simply navigate to the email template you wish to use, and select an image snippet that you would like to replace with an AI image. Once you have selected this option, you can now press the 'from AI' icon along the image insert options:


After pressing the AI icon, you will see a new window within your email template which allows you to decide how you would like to generate your AI image. e.g. Step-by-Step or Prompt Generator. 


 

Step-by-Step: This will guide you through each image styling option, so you can be granular with what you would like AI to respond with. Using this step does not mean you have to select an option from each step and you can simply press next to skip if it is not relevant to the image you wish to generate. At the end of the options, you will then be required to add your prompt to describe the image you would like to generate.



Prompt Generator: Using the prompt generator, you will skip the step-by-step option and go straight to the prompt option where you can input what you would like in the image and add the tags using a drop down to select what you would like to add.




For example, I can generate an image of a 'Business woman in a meeting sharing a powerpoint'

The tags I have selected are:

  1. Hyper-realistic
  2. Industrial settings
  3. Natural Daylight
  4. Joy and Happiness


From this prompt and selection of tags, it has generated the below image.



By simply changing one aspect through the tags, it can generate a different outcome. For example, I have only changed the final element from Joy and Happiness to Sadness and Melancholy; and this is the new outcome: 

Once you are happy with the image generated, you can simply press 'insert' and save the image. 




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