Coffee With Kyle: Looking at the POWER of the Brand New Image Studio

Hey everyone!

I’ve got some big news to share today — the Image Studio is now live!

Many of you have already jumped into the beta release, creating all sorts of incredible visuals and exploring what this new platform can do. If you haven’t yet, don’t worry , I’ll walk you through how to join the beta, how to claim your free credits, and how to start creating your own images today.

But first, a quick sip of coffee from my WA mug. ☕

The Image Studio Beta Is Live

We’ve just rolled out the beta version of the Image Studio to all Premium and Premium Plus+ members.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Go to the “Image Studio Has Officially Launched” post (linked in the description or in my featured comment).
• Scroll down to the comments and type “beta”, along with how you plan to use the tool. For example, blog headers, social media ads, product mockups, etc.
• You’ll get 20,000 AI credits (a $100 value) added to your account.

If you’re a Starter member, upgrading now will give you:

• 10,000 bonus AI credits
• A free domain
• Plus, the ability to join the Image Studio beta and get the additional 20,000 credits

This beta will only run for about a week, and we’re already a few days in — so jump on it soon.

Your New Creative Suite Inside Wealthy Affiliate

You’ll notice a new AI Tools section in your side menu. It now includes:

• Article Designer – Create full-length, SEO-optimized content using AI templates.
• Logo Designer – Build beautiful, professional logos in seconds.
• Image Studio – Create any kind of image for your business (this week’s big launch).
• Jaaxy Research – Perform advanced keyword and niche research for SEO, social, and paid campaigns.

You can expect this menu to keep evolving ... we’re building out new AI tools across all types of media creation.

Exploring the Image Studio.

Alright, let’s head inside the new platform.

When you open the Image Studio, you’ll find a clean interface where you can:

• Describe the image you want to create
• Reference existing images (for branding or context)
• Adjust aspect ratios, styles, and art types
• Edit, enhance, and reimagine any image you create

Here’s an example:

“A dog flying through space in a spaceship with Saturn in the background.”

In seconds, it generated exactly that — a dog in a spaceship, with Saturn glowing behind it.

Now, I can take that image and reference it in a new one:

“Add the Wealthy Affiliate logo to the snow in the background.”

The platform understands the reference and incorporates it naturally, complete with snow imprints and shadows for realism.

That’s the kind of flexibility we wanted to give you: AI that feels intuitive, that lets you experiment and iterate as you go.

Editing & Evolving Your Creations.

Every image you create can be edited and refined.

Just click Edit, and your image appears as a reference at the top. From there, you can:

• Change the background (e.g., “make it sunset lighting”)
• Add new elements (“place a WA logo on the side of the spaceship”)
• Adjust the art style (black-and-white film, 3D, vector, oil painting, etc.)
• Change the aspect ratio for specific uses (1:1 for social, 16:9 for banners, 21:9 for blog headers)

For example, I took my “dog in a spaceship” image, added a sunset, changed it to a 21:9 cinematic view, and even created a black-and-white film version (all in a few clicks).

You can create multiple variations of the same idea and build an entire visual brand style around it.

Practical Use Cases.

The Image Studio isn’t just for fun (though it’s great for that too).

Here are a few real-world applications:

✅ Blog posts & website headers
✅ Pinterest and Facebook creatives
✅ Instagram carousels & quote cards
✅ Product mockups & digital packaging
✅ Ad visuals & promotional graphics
✅ Infographics and charts
✅ Concept art & product design
✅ Branded imagery with your logo

You can even create comparison charts, 3D renderings, and on-image text graphics (for quotes, posts, or ebook covers).

And yes, it works great for photo editing too. You can change outfits, scenes, or even add yourself into creative environments for branding or storytelling.

A Few Tips for Great Results

• Start simple. Use short, clear prompts. Then refine.
• Leverage the Edit tool. Small, progressive changes lead to more accurate results.
• Experiment with aspect ratios. It matters a lot depending on where you’ll use the image.
• Reference images. Use your logo, brand photos, or product shots to build consistency.
• Try dark mode. It’s easier on the eyes (and honestly, it looks great).

Share Your Feedback

We’re already working on Image Studio 2.0, with even more powerful tools and features.

Your feedback is critical, so please tell us:

• What do you love so far?
• What features would make your workflow even smoother?
• What new use cases do you want to see added?

Drop your comments in the beta post and share what you’re building. You’ll inspire others and help shape the next generation of this platform.