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AI Image Studio

AI Image Studio is Klyra AI’s image workspace for creating new images and transforming existing ones. You can describe an image, choose an AI provider, generate a result, and continue working from the same workspace. This tutorial covers the complete AI Image Studio editing toolkit, including 12 image-editing workflows, along with image generation and Gallery.
The screenshots in this guide reflect the current AI Image Studio interface and the workflows tested during product verification. Provider availability and output behavior may change as Klyra AI updates its integrations.

1. Start with AI Image Studio

Open AI Image Studio from Klyra AI. The main workspace combines image creation, editing shortcuts, and your recent Gallery in one place.
AI Image Studio image generation composer

The image generation composer before entering a prompt.

What you can do from the workspace

The workspace gives you access to:
  • A prompt composer for describing the image you want to create.
  • Image generation controls such as the generation mode, model, aspect ratio, and additional options.
  • A set of image editing workflows.
  • A Gallery area for recently generated images.
  • A dedicated Gallery view for browsing and managing generated images.
The editing area currently includes workflows such as Merge Face, Generative Fill, Reimagine, Remove Background, Cleanup, Upscaler, Replace Background, Sketch to Image, Remove Text, Inpainting, Style Transfer, and Image Relight.

2. Generate an image

Image generation is the starting point when you want to create a new visual from a description.
AI Image Studio workspace

AI Image Studio workspace with the image composer, editing shortcuts, and recent Gallery.

Step 1: Describe what you want

Enter a clear description in the prompt field. A useful prompt normally describes:
  • The subject
  • The environment
  • The visual style
  • Lighting
  • Composition
  • Important details that should remain visible
For example:
A premium modern workspace at sunrise, large windows overlooking a city skyline, elegant wooden desk, laptop, indoor plants, warm natural light, photorealistic commercial photography, sophisticated and minimal, high detail.

Step 2: Choose the image mode

The composer includes an Image mode for image generation.

Step 3: Choose a model

Select the model you want to use from the model selector. The workspace includes models from providers such as Google and OpenAI.
Model availability and the exact model list can change as Klyra AI adds or updates provider integrations.

Step 4: Choose the aspect ratio

The composer provides an aspect-ratio control. Auto can be used when you want the system to determine an appropriate output format.

Step 5: Use additional controls when needed

Use More when you need additional generation controls. Keep the prompt focused first, then add extra controls when they provide a clear benefit.

Step 6: Generate

Click Generate to create the image.
The amount displayed by the interface is the media capacity cost for that generation. Actual cost can depend on the selected model and configuration.

3. Review and reuse generated images

After generation, your results can be accessed from the Gallery. The workspace also shows recent images directly on the AI Image Studio home screen, making it easy to revisit your latest work without leaving the creation experience.

4. Use the Gallery

The Gallery is the central place to browse and revisit generated images.
AI Image Studio Gallery

AI Image Studio Gallery with search, provider filters, view controls, and image actions.

Search your images

Use the search field to find images by their associated prompt information.

Filter by provider

The Gallery includes provider filters such as:
  • All
  • OpenAI
  • Google (Nano Banana)
  • Stability AI
The counts next to the filters indicate how many images are available for each provider.

Change the Gallery layout

The Gallery provides multiple layout controls so you can choose how your images are displayed. The interface exposes five view options through the view control.

Open an image

Hover over an image and use the available actions to:
  • Download the image
  • View the image
  • Delete the image
Use View when you want to inspect an individual result before deciding what to do with it.

5. The 12 AI Image Studio editing features

AI Image Studio includes 12 dedicated image-editing workflows. Each workflow follows the same core pattern: upload an image, choose a provider, add instructions when available, generate, review, and download the result. The 12 editing features covered in this guide are:
  1. Merge Face
  2. Generative Fill
  3. Reimagine
  4. Remove Background
  5. Cleanup
  6. Upscaler
  7. Replace Background
  8. Sketch to Image
  9. Remove Text
  10. Inpainting
  11. Style Transfer
  12. Image Relight
Provider availability and output behavior can change as Klyra AI updates its model integrations. The instructions below use the current AI Image Studio interface and the workflows tested for this tutorial.

6. Merge Face

Merge Face lets you swap or blend a face between two images.
Merge Face interface

Merge Face before processing, with an uploaded source image area and a face reference upload field.

Step 1: Upload the main image

Use the main upload area to add the image you want to edit. You can drag and drop an image or select Browse Files. The upload interface accepts:
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • WebP
  • Maximum file size: 20 MB
Merge Face interface input

Upload the image you want to edit.

Step 2: Add the face reference

In Face Reference, select Choose file and upload the face you want to merge. A clear, front-facing reference works best.
Merge Face input

Upload the face you want to merge.

Step 3: Choose an AI provider

The interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate to swap or blend a face between two given images. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Result

The generated image appears in the workspace with Change and Download actions.
Merge Face result

Verified Merge Face result.

7. Generative Fill

Generative Fill lets you add or extend content within an image.
Generative Fill setup

Generative Fill before processing.

Step 1: Upload an image

Drag and drop an image into the workspace or select Browse Files.
Generative Fill input

Verified Generative Fill Input.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Describe the change

Use Instructions to tell the AI what should be added or changed. Example:
Add a modern black floor lamp on the left side of the room, positioned beside the desk. Match the existing perspective, warm lighting, materials, and shadows.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate to add or extend content within an image. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Tips

Be specific about the object, placement, size, perspective, lighting, materials, and shadows.
Generative Fill result

Verified Generative Fill result.

8. Reimagine

Reimagine restyles an existing image according to a new visual direction.
Reimagine setup

Reimagine before processing.

Step 1: Upload the source image

Add the image using drag and drop or Browse Files.
Reimagine input

Verified Reimagine input.

Step 2: Select a provider

The interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Describe the new direction

Use Instructions to separate what should stay unchanged from what should change. Example:
Transform this modern workspace into a premium contemporary creative studio. Keep the same room layout, desk position, laptop, plants, windows, and city view. Change the furniture materials, decor, color palette, and lighting while keeping the composition realistic.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).
Reimagine result

Verified Reimagine result.

9. Remove Background

Remove Background separates the main subject from its original background.
Remove Background setup

Remove Background before processing.

Step 1: Upload an image

Add an image using drag and drop or Browse Files.
Remove Background result using Stability AI

Remove Background input.

The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 20 MB.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The workflow supports:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI (Recommended)
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Generate

Click Generate. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).
Remove Background result using Stability AI

Verified Remove Background result using Stability AI with transparent background.

Recommended provider

For users whose primary requirement is a true transparent background, Stability AI is the recommended provider based on the current testing results.
Provider output can vary by image and model behavior. OpenAI and Google Gemini remain available as alternatives.

10. Cleanup

Cleanup is designed to remove unwanted elements from an image while reconstructing the surrounding area.
Cleanup interface

Cleanup Feature Interface.

Step 1: Upload the image

Open Cleanup, then drag and drop the image you want to clean up or select Browse Files.
Cleanup input

Cleanup Feature input.

Step 2: Select a provider

The AI Image Studio editing workflows use provider selection to let you choose the model you want to process the image with. Select the provider available in your current interface.

Step 3: Describe what should be removed

Use the workflow instructions to identify the unwanted object or visual element. Example:
Remove the small cardboard box on the floor near the sofa. Reconstruct the floor and surrounding shadows naturally so the area looks untouched.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).
Cleanup output

Cleanup Feature input.

Tips

  • Identify one unwanted element at a time when possible.
  • Mention its exact location.
  • Ask the AI to preserve the surrounding objects, perspective, lighting, and shadows.
  • Use Change if you want another variation.

11. Upscaler

Upscaler enhances image resolution and sharpens details.
Upscaler interface

Upscaler interface with the image upload area and provider selection.

Step 1: Upload the source image

Open Upscaler, then drag and drop your image or select Browse Files.
Upscaler input

Upscaler interface with the input image upload area and provider selection.

The upload interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 20 MB.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The Upscaler interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Generate

Click Generate to process the image. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Result

Review the enhanced image and use Change for another result or Download when ready.
Upscaling can produce a substantially larger output file or image resolution. Check the resulting dimensions and file size before using the image in production.

Recommended use

Upscaler is useful when you need a cleaner, sharper version of an existing image, especially when the source image is too small for its intended use.

12. Replace Background

Replace Background swaps the original background for a new scene or environment while keeping the main subject consistent.
Replace Background interface

Replace Background interface with the image upload area and provider selection.

Step 1: Upload the source image

Open Replace Background, then upload the image using drag and drop or Browse Files.
Replace Background input

Replace Background input image

Step 2: Choose a provider

Select the provider you want to use from the available AI providers.

Step 3: Describe the new background

Use Instructions to describe the replacement environment and explicitly state what should remain unchanged. Example:
Replace the entire living room background with a bright, modern luxury hotel lobby. Keep the person completely unchanged, including facial features, hair, clothing, body position, proportions, and pose. Match the subject’s lighting and perspective naturally to the new environment.

Step 4: Generate

Select Generate and review the result. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).
Replace Background output

Replace Background out image

Tips

For reliable background replacement, specify:
  • The new environment
  • Lighting direction and color temperature
  • Perspective
  • Depth of field
  • What must remain unchanged
  • How the subject should blend into the new scene

13. Sketch to Image

Sketch to Image transforms a rough sketch into a polished image while using the sketch as the composition reference.
Sketch to Image interface

Sketch to Image interface with the image upload area and provider selection.

Step 1: Prepare the sketch

Create or upload a sketch that clearly shows the main objects, layout, and approximate proportions you want in the final image.

Step 2: Upload the sketch

Open Sketch to Image, then drag and drop the sketch or select Browse Files.
Sketch to Image input

Sketch to Image input

The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 20 MB.

Step 3: Choose a provider

Select the provider available in the workflow.

Step 4: Describe the desired result

Use Instructions to explain how the rough sketch should be rendered. Example:
Transform this rough sketch into a photorealistic modern living room. Preserve the composition, layout, proportions, and placement of the sofa, coffee table, floor lamp, plant, shelving, rug, and wall artwork. Use warm natural lighting, realistic materials, detailed textures, and premium interior photography.

Step 5: Generate

Select Generate, then review the polished result. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).
Sketch to Image input

Sketch to Image output

Tips

The strongest Sketch to Image prompts distinguish between:
  1. Structure to preserve: layout, proportions, placement, and perspective.
  2. Visual treatment to add: materials, colors, lighting, textures, and photographic realism.

14. Remove Text

Remove Text is designed to erase text and watermarks from images while reconstructing the surrounding visual area.
Remove Text interface

Remove Text interface with the image upload area and provider selection.

Step 1: Upload the image

Open Remove Text, then drag and drop the image or select Browse Files. The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 20 MB.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The current interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Generate

Upload the image and click Generate. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Tips

For the cleanest result, use an image where the text is clearly visible and the surrounding background contains enough visual information for reconstruction.
Only remove text or watermarks when you have the rights or permission to modify the image.

15. Inpainting

Inpainting lets you add or modify elements within a specific area of an image.
Inpainting interface

Inpainting interface with image upload, provider selection, and instructions.

Step 1: Upload the source image

Open Inpainting, then upload the image using drag and drop or Browse Files.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The current interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Describe the desired change

Use Instructions to describe the element you want to add or modify. Example:
Add a small modern ceramic vase with green foliage on the coffee table. Match the existing perspective, scale, warm indoor lighting, materials, and natural shadow.

Step 4: Generate

Clck Generate and review the result. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Tips

Describe the target area and the relationship between the new element and the existing scene. Mention scale, orientation, perspective, lighting, material, and shadows when relevant.

16. Style Transfer

Style Transfer applies an artistic style from a reference to your image.
Style Transfer interface

Style Transfer interface with image upload, provider selection, and instructions.

Step 1: Upload the image

Open Style Transfer, then upload the image you want to transform.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The current interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Describe the style

Use Instructions to describe the desired artistic direction and what should remain recognizable. Example:
Transform the image into a refined editorial watercolor illustration. Preserve the main subject, composition, pose, and important objects. Use soft watercolor washes, subtle paper texture, elegant brushwork, and a sophisticated muted palette.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate, then review the result. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Tips

Be specific about the style, medium, texture, color treatment, and mood. If preserving the original composition matters, state that explicitly.

17. Image Relight

Image Relight changes the lighting conditions and atmosphere of an existing image.
Image Relight interface

Image Relight interface with image upload, provider selection, and instructions.

Step 1: Upload the image

Open Image Relight, then upload the source image using drag and drop or Browse Files.

Step 2: Choose a provider

The current interface provides:
  • OpenAI (GPT Image)
  • Stability AI
  • Google Gemini

Step 3: Describe the lighting

Use Instructions to specify the lighting direction, quality, time of day, and atmosphere. Example:
Relight the image with soft golden-hour sunlight entering from the left side. Preserve the subject, composition, clothing, architecture, and objects exactly. Add realistic warm highlights, gentle shadows, and natural cinematic contrast.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate and review the result. This request consumes 10 MC (AI Media Capacity).

Tips

Describe:
  • Light direction
  • Time of day
  • Warm or cool color temperature
  • Shadow softness
  • Contrast
  • Atmosphere

18. Common workflow

Most AI Image Studio editing tasks follow the same pattern:
  1. Open the required editing workflow.
  2. Upload the source image.
  3. Select an AI provider.
  4. Add instructions when the workflow provides them.
  5. Select Generate.
  6. Review the result.
  7. Use Change when you want another variation.
  8. Use Download when the result is ready.

19. Prompting best practices

Describe the outcome

Start with what you want the final image to look like.

Tell the model what to preserve

For transformations, explicitly identify important elements that must remain unchanged.

Be specific about placement

For edits that add or remove objects, describe the exact location and relationship to nearby elements.

Match the existing scene

Mention perspective, lighting, materials, shadows, scale, and depth when the edit needs to look naturally integrated.

Iterate when necessary

Use Change when you want another result rather than rebuilding the workflow from the beginning.

20. Provider selection

AI Image Studio brings multiple providers into the same workflow. Provider availability can vary by feature and can change as integrations are updated.

21. Download and continue editing

After a result is generated, review it, use Change for another variation, or select Download when it is ready. For generated images, use Gallery to revisit previous work.
AI Image Studio Gallery

Gallery view for revisiting generated images.

Quick reference

Troubleshooting

The result does not match the prompt

Make the instruction more specific. Identify the subject, desired change, elements to preserve, placement, lighting, and style.

The edited image changes too much

Explicitly tell the model what must remain unchanged.

Added content does not blend naturally

Describe perspective, scale, materials, light direction, shadows, and depth of field.

The background replacement changes the subject

State that the subject must remain unchanged, including facial features, clothing, pose, proportions, and important details.

The upscaled result is much larger than expected

Check the output dimensions and file size before downloading or using the image in another workflow.

Remove Background does not produce the transparency I need

Try Stability AI, which is the recommended provider in the current workflow for transparent-background output.

One provider gives a weaker result

Try another available provider and compare the outputs.

Summary

AI Image Studio brings image creation, Gallery management, and a complete set of image-editing workflows into one workspace. The 12 editing features covered in this tutorial are:
  • Merge Face
  • Generative Fill
  • Reimagine
  • Remove Background
  • Cleanup
  • Upscaler
  • Replace Background
  • Sketch to Image
  • Remove Text
  • Inpainting
  • Style Transfer
  • Image Relight
Use the workflow that matches the job, write precise instructions when available, and compare providers when a different model may produce a better result.