Generate Images
Revix can generate 2D images — game icons, thumbnail banners, and similar 2D art — from a text prompt. Useful for prototyping store pages, badges, and UI art without leaving the dashboard.
What it does
The generate_image tool sends your prompt to the image model and returns a finished PNG. Images are produced at one of two preset sizes optimized for Roblox surfaces.
Sizes
| Size | Use for | Aspect |
|---|---|---|
| **Game icon** | Experience icons, badge art, square thumbnails | Square |
| **Banner** | Thumbnails, store banners, splash art | 16:9 |
Pick the size that matches where the image will be used. Wrong aspect ratios get cropped or stretched on the Roblox platform.
How to use it
Describe the subject, style, color palette, mood, and any specific details.
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Generate a square game icon for a fantasy sword-fighting game. Heroic knight, glowing blade, dramatic lighting, stylized illustration.text
Generate a 16:9 banner for a tycoon game. Sunny cartoon city block, bright primary colors, isometric perspective, friendly mood.text
Generate a square icon for a horror game. A cracked porcelain doll mask, dark moody background, muted reds and blues, painterly.Prompt tips
- State the style. "Stylized 3D render", "flat illustration", "painterly", "pixel art" — these all give very different results.
- Name the colors. "Neon cyan and magenta on a dark navy background" beats "colorful".
- Mention composition. "Centered subject", "rule of thirds", "subject takes up 60% of the frame".
- Be specific about subject details. "A wizard with a long grey beard, blue robes, wooden staff with a glowing crystal" is much better than "a wizard".
Limits and cost
- 3 credits per image.
- Credits come from your monthly plan allocation.
- Generations are queued — large bursts may take a few seconds each.
Troubleshooting
- Image looks generic: add more specific details and style cues. Vague prompts give generic results.
- Wrong subject: try the prompt again, image models are non-deterministic. Add the most important detail first in the prompt.
- For UI generation (not images), see Generate UI.