How to Use AI Image Generator in Promeo
Describe the graphic you need, hand it your own product photo, and keep editing the result.
Updated Sep. 4, 2026 · 4 min read
In a hurry? Use the AI Image Generator quick guide instead.
Most image generators hand you a picture and stop. Promeo's AI Image Generator hands it to the design editor instead, as a layer you can still move, retype and export, and it will build that picture around a product photo you supply rather than inventing one.
- In Promeo, scroll to Photo Toolkits and open AI Image Generator.
- In Describe your image, write your constraints first, then what you want made.
- Add your own shots under Reference Images.
- Pick an Aspect Ratio of Your Design and click Generate.
- Open Creations and click Add to Design to keep working on it.
Steps to Use AI Image Generator
Step 1: Open AI Image Generator
From Promeo's home screen, scroll to Photo Toolkits. The tools there are sorted by the job they do rather than by the technology behind them, and AI Image Generator sits at the end of the first row.
Step 2: Write the Brief
The example prompt in Describe your image is in two halves, and the order matters. It opens with what must not happen: use the uploaded photos as the only visual source, do not duplicate them, do not add people, do not replace faces. Only then does a block headed CORE TASK describe the thing being made.
Constraints first is the part worth copying. A generator asked only for a result will happily invent a second bottle or a stock model into your product shot; the same request with the boundaries stated first will not.
Borrow a brief that already works. The Inspiration tab beside the workspace is a gallery of finished pieces, and hovering one offers Try Prompt, which loads the prompt behind it. Faster than writing from nothing, and a good way to see how much detail these briefs carry.
Step 3: Add Your Own Photos
Reference Images takes up to 16 files, used as style references or as visual elements in the result. This is what separates a graphic about your product from a graphic about a product like yours.
It also gives the constraints in Step 2 something to bite on: telling it to use the uploaded photos as the only visual source only means anything once photos are uploaded.
Step 4: Pick the Shape and Generate
Aspect Ratio of Your Design offers 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 and 9:16. Choose the one the piece will actually be published at: a generated image has no spare edges to crop into later.
The dropdown beside Generate sets how many versions come back from one brief. More versions of a brief you have thought about beats one version of a brief you have not.
Step 5: Send It to the Design
Results collect under Creations. Export All saves them as files, but Add to Design is the one that matters here: it opens the piece in Promeo's editor instead of finishing with it.
In the editor the piece arrives as layers, with Main Object sitting over Background, and the full toolbar above it. So a price that changes next month is an edit, not a regeneration.
Haven't got Promeo yet? Promeo's Photo Toolkits row puts the generator, background removal, object removal and the image enhancer side by side rather than in separate apps.
Download Promeo Free →FAQ About AI Image Generator
Because the failure mode of a product graphic is invention: an extra bottle, a second model, a face that is not your client's. Stating what must not change before describing the piece is what the built-in example does, and it is the part most worth copying.
Sixteen. They can be style references or actual elements in the result, so one brief can carry the product, the packaging and the setting.
Yes, if you use Add to Design rather than exporting. The piece opens in the editor as layers with the toolbar above it, so prices and wording stay editable.
The Inspiration tab. Hovering any piece in the gallery offers Try Prompt, which loads the brief that produced it into the box.
