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How to choose the right settings: quality, aspect ratio, format, and batch size for every use case.
Most people use the AI image generator with the default settings. That works. But the quality, aspect ratio, and format controls exist for a reason — and using them right is the difference between an image you can actually use and one you cannot.
Low (1 credit): Fastest, cheapest. Good for quick drafts and brainstorming. Not for final output.
Medium (2 credits): The sweet spot. More inference steps, better detail, still fast. Default to this.
High (3 credits): Maximum detail. Use for final deliverables and print-quality images.
1:1 for Instagram and profile pics. 3:2 for blog headers and YouTube thumbnails. 2:3 for phone wallpapers and Pinterest.
PNG: Lossless, large, supports transparency. JPEG: Compressed, universal. WebP: Modern, smallest file, best for web.
Generate multiple variations from one prompt. 3-4 for creative work, 1-2 when you know what you want.