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ZeroTwo’s image Studio gives you precise control over how your images are generated. This page covers every available setting — from style presets to quality options.

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Style presets

Style presets add visual guidance to your prompt, biasing the model toward a particular aesthetic without requiring you to describe it in detail. Select a preset from the style dropdown before generating. Additional styles may be available in the style selector depending on the model selected — check the dropdown for the full current list.
Style presets work best when combined with a strong descriptive prompt. For example, “Watercolor” preset + “cherry blossom trees along a canal in Kyoto, soft morning light” will produce a more refined result than either element alone.

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Aspect ratios

Choose the aspect ratio before generating. The ratio controls the shape of the output image and should match the intended use.
Exact output dimensions depend on the selected model. The ratios above are consistent; the precise pixel resolution may vary by model and quality setting.

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Number of images

Generate 1 to 4 images per prompt. The exact range depends on the selected model — some models support up to 4, others are limited to 1 or 2. Why generate multiple images? Even with identical prompt text, AI image models produce meaningfully different outputs each time. Generating 4 variations at once lets you:
  • Compare different compositional interpretations
  • Find the best face/subject rendering
  • Explore color palette variations
  • Pick the closest match to your vision without running multiple separate generations
Generating multiple images counts against your plan quota proportionally (e.g., 4 images = 4 generation credits).

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Quality settings

Some models offer quality tier options — typically Standard and HD (or equivalent naming). HD quality is most valuable for:
  • Large-format prints or marketing assets
  • Images where fine detail is important (faces, text, textures)
  • Final production output (after iterating in Standard)
Use Standard quality during iteration and exploration — it’s faster and uses fewer credits. Switch to HD only when you’ve settled on a prompt and composition you want to finalize.

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Combining settings for best results

The most effective approach is to combine a strong prompt with deliberate settings choices:
  1. Start with a clear, detailed prompt — subject, style, composition, lighting
  2. Add a style preset that reinforces the aesthetic direction
  3. Set the aspect ratio to match your intended use
  4. Generate 4 variations to find the best interpretation
  5. Use Standard quality during exploration; switch to HD for final output
Example workflow:
  • Prompt: A close-up portrait of a woman with natural curly hair, golden hour backlight, warm tones, shallow depth of field
  • Style preset: Photorealistic
  • Aspect ratio: Portrait (9:16)
  • Number of images: 4
  • Quality: Standard
After reviewing the 4 results, pick the best and regenerate that same prompt in HD with minor prompt adjustments if needed.