Refresh one part of a product visual
Use a square product image as a reference and name a specific update, such as an ivory finish on the lamp base. Keep the placement and angle explicit in the prompt.

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Draft a square poster, editorial cover, or product visual with Ideogram 4.5. Put the exact words for a headline in your prompt and describe where they belong. To revise an existing layout, upload one reference and describe the part you want to update.

Use the square canvas for a single idea with a clear visual hierarchy.
Choose Text to Image to build from a brief, or switch to Image to Image and upload a layout for revision.
Put the exact headline in quotes. Specify its location, scale, and contrast against the main visual.
Check every word, the space around the headline, and the crop. Refine the prompt or download the layout when it works.
Use a short brief to make each layout readable at the size it will be seen.
Use a square product image as a reference and name a specific update, such as an ivory finish on the lamp base. Keep the placement and angle explicit in the prompt.

Put the display text in quotes and ask for a clear band of space around it. A short headline over a fruit illustration is easier to proofread than several lines competing for attention.

For a postcard or cover set, keep the margin, headline position, and palette consistent. Make each image as its own draft and compare the set at thumbnail size.

Write the exact words first and make the layout support them.
Give the model the capitalization and punctuation you want to see. Check the generated wording before you share it.
Describe an area for the headline and avoid putting important details next to the edges of the square.
For an edit, choose the source that already has the layout you want. Name the content to change and the elements to keep.
Preview the output at the size of a feed tile or cover. Increase headline contrast or simplify the layout if it is hard to read.
Text, references, and output settings for this workspace.
Start with a headline and a layout idea, or upload an image you want to revise.