Coffee With Kyle: Share Your Image Studio Use Cases

Hey Everyone!

Today we are focusing on one thing: the Image Studio.
I want to talk about how people are using it, the types of projects it is powering, and how we can shape the next updates around what you are doing with it.

Earlier this week we rolled out the next iteration of Image Studio. This is not a full release of the next version, but we are testing the new model in the environment. If you have created images over the past few days, you have probably noticed the quality jump. In-image text is much stronger now, and the overall sharpness has gone up for most generations.

We are not serving the new model on every request yet, but you will see it a large majority of the time.

Creating Branded Scenes and Assets.

Here is an example I was working on earlier. I asked for something winter-themed around the WA logo. I simply said:

“Create a really cool design and scene for the WA logo. Make it feel like winter. Be creative.”

That alone gave me a great base to work from.
This is something people overthink. They try to write long prompts or copy complicated templates from GPT, but often the best approach is:

1. Start broad
2. See what it produces
3. Update it with simple edits

This type of image can become:

• A blog header
• A Pinterest pin
• A Facebook ad
• A website banner
• A YouTube thumbnail
• Even a T-shirt or print asset

That is one thing I really want from you today, what types of images are you building, and where are you using them?

Ads, Social Media, and Creative Scenes.

Here is another example from a weekly challenge.
I made a basketball court scene, added a shark (because Michael loves sharks), added a cityscape, and built a half-court layout from scratch.

This kind of image works well for:

• Sports blogs
• Social media posts
• Challenge promotions
• Pinterest pins
• Anything visual where you want to stand out

Social platforms reward visuals, and the quality you can produce now takes minutes instead of hours.

Real Estate, Renovations, and Practical Edits.

Another powerful use case is photo edits.
You can take any real room (kitchen, living room, bedroom) and change:

• Styles
• Furniture
• Layouts
• Lighting
• Themes
• Branding

Many members are using this for renovation planning, staging ideas, and visualizing new designs before they commit to them.

I tested this by generating a kid playing in the snow in New York. Then I asked:

“Change the snowsuit to Louis Vuitton print.”

And it did it perfectly.
This is something you simply could not do without advanced Photoshop skills before.

Text-heavy designs, flyers, and brochures are also much better now with the improvements to in-image text. Some members are producing full holiday flyers with paragraphs of clean text.

What I Need From You Today!

Your task is simple:

Tell me the use cases you are using Image Studio for.

Are you using it to:

• Integrate your face into scenes?
• Create ads and branded assets?
• Build art-style images?
• Produce thumbnails, pins, or banners?
• Create product mockups?
• Edit existing photos?
• Build real estate or renovation concepts?
• Make seasonal promos?

The more variety you share, the better.
We are already working on the next iteration, and we want to shape it around your real needs (this always leads to a better tool).

We are also pushing updates at a faster pace than ever. This is a hyper-development period for us, and your feedback helps drive the roadmap.

So jump into the comments and let me know:

• What you are using the Image Studio for
• Whether you have noticed the quality jump this week
• Any ideas you have for the next round of updates

I hope you have had a great week and have a wonderful weekend ahead! I look forward to hearing your feedback below!