Image Generation

Viro creates images from a description and edits photos you upload. You can make up to 15 images a week on every plan, including Free.

Option 1: the Create images page. Best when you want a style or a specific shape.

1. 1

   Open Create > Images

   It's in the sidebar.
2. 2

   Pick a style (optional)

   Choose one under Explore ideas. Select it again to clear it.
3. 3

   Choose a shape (optional)

   Square (the default), Portrait, or Landscape.
4. 4

   Describe your image and send

   The image appears in a new chat, where you can keep refining it.

Option 2: in any chat. Just ask, for example "Create an image of a solar-powered city at sunset", or select + > Create Image.

On the Create images page: Anime, Tarot Card, Claymation, Whimsical, Disco, Bobblehead, and 3D Character. In a chat, describe any style you like, such as "in watercolor" or "as a vintage poster."

Attach the photo and describe the change, for example "remove the background" or "make it look like claymation." You can attach a photo on the Create images page (select Attach image) or in any chat.

• You can edit up to 2 images at once.
• On the Create images page, you can attach one JPG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF image up to 15 MB.
• Follow-ups like "make it darker" edit the last image Viro made in that chat.
• Say what to change and what to keep, for example "replace the sky, but keep the people the same."

• In the chat where you made them. Each result shows how many images you have left this week.
• On the Create images page under My images on a computer. On a phone, select Open gallery on that page to see My Images.

Open an image to Download or Delete it. On iPhone and Android, Download opens the share sheet so you can save or send it.

You can see how many you have left next to Create Image in the + menu and on each image result.

Viro checks every request before creating anything. It won't make nude, sexual, violent, deceptive, or otherwise unsafe images. Declined requests don't use up your weekly allowance. Try rephrasing, for example as a portrait, product shot, landscape, logo, or stylized character.

Describe the subject, setting, style, lighting, colors, and mood. Instead of "a cabin," try "a cozy wooden cabin in a snowy forest at sunset, warm light in the windows, cinematic and realistic."

AI images can get text, hands, faces, and small details wrong. Review images before using them for anything professional or factual. Each image adds about 2 Wh to your energy estimate.