1

Open the Image tab and type a prompt

Describe subject, setting, lighting and style — the same descriptive habits taught in Module 12 apply directly here.

2

Choose a model if one is offered

Some accounts expose a choice between Digen's own engine and guest models such as Nano Banana or Flux (Module 11). Each has a different visual signature worth comparing as a class.

3

Generate and iterate freely

Images render in seconds. Regenerate several variations before settling on a final — it is much cheaper than iterating on video.

4

Edit with the smart tools

Remove or replace a background, restyle or recolour, brush over an area and describe a change, or upscale a finished image before export.

BackgroundRestyleAdd / removeUpscale
5

Then feed the still into video

The professional workflow is image first, video second: perfect the still here, then animate it in Module 04 or make it speak in Module 06.

Callout

This gives students far more control than generating video straight from a rough first idea.

Next up: Agent skills & Explore

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