How do I generate my first content?

To make your first piece of content, open the Image Studio or Music Studio, type a prompt describing what you want, and generate. Images (and video) auto-save to your Library; for music you keep the variant you want. Then export it. Both studios are on the Free plan, so you can do this with your trial credits. The whole flow takes a few minutes. Below is the path step by step. (Video is available on every account too, including Free, but it is the most credit-hungry generation type, so start with image or music first to get more from your trial credits.)

Step 1: Pick a studio

Open one of these two studios to start — both are on every account and cost the least per generation (video is on every account too, but it is more credit-hungry):

• Image Studio — for a picture. It supports cinema modes, camera treatment, and @tag reference images.
• Music Studio — for a track. It supports lyrics, cover art, stems, and personas.

Step 2: Write a prompt and generate

Type a prompt that describes what you want. Be specific — name the subject, the style, and the mood. In the Image Studio you can also add cinema modes and camera treatment, and reference an image with an @tag. When the prompt is ready, generate. Each generation spends credits from your shared pool; the balance is shown in the sidebar. Images cost the least and video costs the most, scaling with resolution and length — see the full credit costs by generation type. Remember that any successful generation consumes credits as soon as it is produced.

Step 3: Find it in your Library

Your work lands in your Library automatically — images and video save on their own, so there's no separate save step. Music is the exception: after generating you keep the variant you want, and that kept track is what lands in the Library. Either way, the Library keeps your sources, prompts, and media connected across projects so you can reuse them later, and images there are reusable as @tag references in future generations.

Step 4: Export the finished file

When you are ready to use the file, export it. PrismPoster renders the finished file server-side with embedded provenance metadata — on every account. The frame itself is clean, so telling your audience the content is AI-made when you publish is your own step. You can also preview how a post looks per platform and export landscape 16:9 or portrait 9:16 files. See previews and exports and why content is labelled.

After exporting, the file is yours to post wherever you like. PrismPoster does not post it for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which studio should I try first?

Start with the Image Studio or Music Studio — both work on a free account with your starter credits. Video is available on a free account too, but it is the most credit-intensive type: the 200 shared starter credits stretch to six 4-second 360p clips or two 6-second 720p clips, so image or music still go further while you are learning. Standard 1080p and 4K, and the whole Premium video engine with takes up to 30 seconds, open with any credit pack.

Where do my generations go after I make them?

They go to your Library. Images and video auto-save there; for music you keep a variant and that track lands in the Library. It keeps your sources, prompts, and media connected across projects so you can reuse them, and it is private by default.

Will my exported file have an AI label?

Every export carries embedded provenance metadata — always on, on every account. Nothing is drawn into the frame itself, so disclosing AI use when you publish is your own step.