Create

Create generates a new architectural image from text. It combines your prompt with the project's five-field Composition.

Create requirements

Create requires one non-empty prompt. It does not require a source image.

To send a Create render:

1. Select Create in the Composer.
2. Review the project's Style, Scene, Lighting, Materials, and Entourage fields.
3. Describe the view or result you need.
4. Attach visual references if they would clarify materials or mood.
5. Choose a model, quality, and output count.
6. Select Send.

The saved Composition is included with the render request. Empty fields remain empty, so the prompt carries more of the brief.

Use project settings for decisions that should persist across studies. Use the prompt for the current image. See Composition and the five fields for the field boundaries.

Prompt example

Create a street-level view of a compact courtyard library. Use warm red brick, weathered brass, and pale stone. Set soft overcast afternoon light. Add two people, parked bicycles, and restrained planting. Keep the image calm and editorial.

This prompt names the Scene, Materials, Lighting, Entourage, and Style. A useful prompt gives each visible decision one clear phrase.

Avoid repeating a long Composition in every send. Save durable decisions in the matching fields, then use a shorter prompt for each view.

Composer reference images

Composer reference images are optional visual context for the current send. Create supports them with every current model.

You can attach up to five references. Use the attachment control to:

• upload an image;
• choose a render or upload already in CAD Scene;
• attach the latest successful render.

References guide materials, palette, mood, or content. They are not treated as the scene to reproduce. Create still starts from the written brief.

Remove an image before sending if it conflicts with the prompt. The Composer prevents more references after the limit is reached.

For each send, model and quality affect capability and cost. The output count creates parallel results from the same brief. Read Models, quality, credits, and daily limits and Parallel Variants versus Variations.

Review a Create result

Compare the result against three inputs: prompt, Composition, and references. Check the camera and scene first. Then inspect materials, lighting, and entourage.

Static example: Create starts from a written view brief. It combines that brief with the saved Composition and any references attached to the message, then holds the finished result for review.

If one decision is wrong, revise the narrowest source. Change the prompt for this view. Change a Composition field when every future render needs the fix.