Rivya Image Studio Guide

Use this guide when the next Rivya output should be a still image, product visual, ad image, or reference-led brand asset.

Image Studio is the signed-in workspace for image tasks that need credits, references, saved history, repeated attempts, or continuation into a larger project.

What Image Studio Is For

Image Studio is for generating and iterating still assets such as:

• product photos

• ecommerce listing images

• ad images

• landing-page hero visuals

• reference-led brand images

• social graphics

• concept frames for later video work

It is not only a prompt box. It is where image work becomes a saved project.

Choose The Right Starting Point

Start from the public image pages when you are still comparing options:

• /image for the image workflow overview

• AI Models for model comparison

• /ai-models/[modelSlug] when you already want to inspect one model

Move into /studio/image/[modelSlug] when you are ready to run, upload, save, and continue work under your account.

Text-Only Starts

Use a text-only start when the image can be described clearly without visual anchors.

Good text-only tasks include:

• a first product concept

• a mood direction

• a simple landing-page hero

• a social graphic idea

• a clean product still where exact product identity is not strict

A strong text prompt names the task, subject, placement, and the one thing that must not go wrong.

Example:

Create a clean ecommerce product image for a matte black insulated water bottle on a light gray studio background. Keep the bottle centered, label area visible, and avoid props.

Reference-Led Starts

Use references when the image must stay close to something visual.

References are useful for:

• product shape

• packaging proportions

• brand style

• composition

• previous output direction

• a family of related images

Do not upload references silently. Say what each reference should control, such as product identity, layout, lighting, or style.

For the full reference guide, read Image References in Rivya.

A Practical First Image Run

A safe first image run looks like this:

1. Define the real deliverable: product photo, ad image, landing-page visual, or exploration.

2. Decide whether references are central or optional.

3. Choose one likely model or compare two model pages.

4. Write a narrow prompt that can be reviewed clearly.

5. Submit one focused run before making variants.

6. Save or continue the result through history when it works.

This avoids spending credits on broad prompts that cannot be judged.

Reviewing Image Outputs

Review the image against the original job.

Check:

• subject accuracy

• product shape

• label or text behavior

• background fit

• lighting and shadow

• artifacts around edges, hands, reflections, or logos

• whether the crop works for the intended page or channel

If the result is close, continue from it. If the result failed because the task was unclear, fix the brief before changing models.

When Not To Use Image Studio First

Do not start in Image Studio when:

• the task is still a strategy question better handled in chat

• the deliverable is definitely motion

• the job is primarily voice, sound, or cleanup

• the product facts are not ready enough to describe

• you need exact legal, medical, or regulated claims inside an image

Use Chat Studio in Rivya, Video Studio in Rivya, or Audio Studio in Rivya when those better match the job.

Related Pages

• Image Workflows in Rivya

• Image References in Rivya

• Prompt Writing Basics in Rivya

• Downloading and Using Outputs

• AI Image Prompts for Product Photos