Create images, video, and music

Ask for the media you need and provide the source material when editing. Precise constraints make a result easier to review and reuse.

Open it

On desktop or mobile, open Home → Chat. Use the attachment control for the original image, clip, or document, then describe the requested output. Open the returned preview or file when ready.

Make or edit an image

Include the subject, style, dimensions or aspect ratio, text, and intended use:

“Make a wide workshop banner with space for a title on the left. Use a warm neutral palette and no text in the image.”

For edits, attach the original and say what must remain unchanged. For screenshot analysis, identify the question rather than asking for an unrelated visual remake. Check generated text, logos, faces, proportions, and numbers carefully.

Request video or music

For video, state the scene, motion, duration, framing, and source images or clips. For music, state the mood, length, instruments, and whether vocals are wanted. Supported models, input types, and durations depend on the available generation tool.

A media job can take longer than a text reply. Follow the job status and wait for the actual result instead of submitting duplicates while it is still working.

Models and cost

The text preference under Settings → Model does not choose every media model. Specialized generation uses supported tools and current availability. Do not look for an old universal “Speed & Model” creative picker in a current app that does not expose it.

Check the proposed tool or cost information when available and inspect Usage afterward. An edit, long clip, or several variants can cost more than a simple text answer.

Review, save, and iterate

Open the full result, not only its thumbnail. Download or save it using the available result controls, then verify the saved file. Give a specific revision such as “Keep the composition; change only the background color.” Reattach the source if the original is no longer available.

Before publishing, check that you have the rights and permissions for the source material and that the result matches your audience. Use Publish a site only after reviewing the public content.

If a generation fails

Read the error for input format, duration, provider availability, or credits. Confirm what finished before retrying. Include the generation request, timestamp, and visible reference when contacting support, without sharing private source images publicly.