How to Edit & Transform Photos with AI
Edit photos using natural language instructions. Upload an image, describe changes, and let AI handle the rest. Choose a model below for editing-specific workflows.
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AI How-To Guides
Step-by-step guides for creating images, videos, audio, and more with the best AI models. Each guide includes prompt examples, parameter settings, and expert tips.
71 Guides · Last updated October 12, 2026
How to Create AI Brand Visuals
A brand designer ships a quarter's worth of social, blog hero, and presentation imagery in one canvas — palette and aesthetic locked across hundreds of generations. On Astorie, build a brand reference (palette swatch + spokesperson portrait + tone-of-voice prompt) once, fan it out into Midjourney, FLUX, and Imagen 4 image nodes, and re-run the canvas every time the campaign brief shifts. Pick a model below to walk through the quarterly brand visual refresh — campaign hero, social posts, blog headers, deck imagery — that stays stylistically aligned without round-tripping through Figma.
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How to Create AI Ad Creative
A performance marketer fans one concept into 30 ad assets — multiple aspects, copy variants, CTAs — without a Figma round-trip for typography. On Astorie, drop the brief into a reference node, fan out to Ideogram (the only model that handles in-image text reliably), FLUX, and Nano Banana 2 image nodes, then re-run for every platform. Output is a paid social A/B test matrix: 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, 16:9 statics with on-image headlines + 3-5 CTA variants per concept. Pick a model below to walk through the matrix your media buyer is staging tomorrow.
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How to Generate a Consistent AI Character
A creator builds an AI persona once on Nano Banana 2, then uses Flux Kontext for outfit and scene swaps without losing the face. On Astorie's canvas, anchor a canonical reference portrait, then fan out to Nano Banana 2 (face-locker), Flux Kontext (outfit/scene edits while preserving identity), and Runway Gen4 Image nodes for situational variants. Output is a 12-pose AI influencer character sheet: front/three-quarter/profile portrait, plus wardrobe and location swaps generated from the same anchor. Pick a model below to walk through the canonical-reference workflow your character series depends on.
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How to Create AI Storyboard Frames
A director drafts a shot list as image nodes laid out left-to-right, then feeds the strongest frames straight into Seedance or Kling for motion tests — the board becomes an animatic. On Astorie's canvas, pin a character reference and a style reference once, then fan 8-12 GPT Image, Midjourney, or FLUX nodes across the canvas, one per panel. Output is a commercial-ready storyboard or short-film pre-viz where every panel reads as one project. Pick a model below to walk through the board-to-animatic flow your client review actually expects.
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How to Create AI App Store Screenshots
A mobile founder ships pixel-perfect App Store and Google Play screenshots with on-image headline copy and feature callouts — no Sketch, no Figma. On Astorie's canvas, drop a brand reference and a UI screenshot, then fan out to Ideogram (the only model that handles in-image text reliably), GPT Image 1.5, and Nano Banana 2 nodes. Output is 5-8 marketing screenshots at the required Apple and Google dimensions, with localized headlines that render legibly when quoted in the prompt. Pick a model below to walk through the install-converting screenshot set your launch needs.
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How to Turn an Image Into a 3D World
A concept artist generates a clean interior reference on Nano Banana 2, then turns it into a navigable scene where the camera can orbit and capture matched-angle stills. On Astorie's canvas, drop the reference image into a world node (or chain Flux as an alt-look reference), capture 5-10 angles, and feed each as a starting frame into Sora 2 video nodes for shots that all share the same world. Note: Astorie does not export navigable worlds as glTF or USD — captured stills are the deliverable. Pick a model below to walk through the image-to-world workflow.
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How to Create a 3D Scene From a Prompt
A director with no concept frame describes a location ("foggy alley at dusk, neon signs, wet cobblestones") and gets a navigable Marble or World Labs scene in minutes. On Astorie's canvas, type the location prompt into a world node, optionally chain a Nano Banana 2 or Flux concept frame in front to strengthen image conditioning (World Labs is weaker on text alone), then capture stills and route them into Sora 2 video nodes. Treat output as a spatial mood board, not a finished mesh export. Pick a model below to walk through the text-to-3D pre-viz workflow.
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