Save your favorite settings and bring them back in one click
Found a setup you like in the Image or Video tool? Save it under a name. Next time, open My presets and the same settings are back on screen, ready for a new prompt.
Save what is on screen
A preset keeps the model, shape, resolution and number of results, plus your style words and negative prompt. For images it also keeps the quality and style. For video it keeps the length and whether sound is on.
References come along
A preset can point at saved assets from your Library, up to 8 of them, so a character or a style comes back with the rest of the settings.
One menu in each tool
My presets sits in the header of the Image and Video tools. Pick a saved preset to apply it, or save the current settings under a new name.
Safe by design
A preset holds settings only. It does not hold your prompt, and it refuses text that looks like a key, a password or a token.
How it works
- Step 1
Set it up
Choose the model, shape, quality and style words you like in Image or Video.
- Step 2
Save it
Open My presets and save the settings under a name of up to 40 characters.
- Step 3
Apply it later
Pick the preset and the settings return. Anything it does not hold stays as it is.
Plans
Saving and applying a preset does not use credits. Making images and videos still uses credits on a paid plan: Basic, Pro, Max, Business or Enterprise.
Plans start at Basic, $12 a month.
Compare plansLimits, stated plainly
- Up to 50 presets per account, with names up to 40 characters and style text up to 300 characters.
- Presets exist for the Image and Video tools only.
- A preset does not save your prompt. Write a new one each time.
Frequently asked questions
The model, shape, resolution, number of results, style words and negative prompt. Image presets also keep quality and style, video presets keep length and sound, and both can keep up to 8 saved assets as references.
No. A preset holds settings only, so you can reuse it with any new idea.
In the header of the Image and Video tools, under My presets.
Up to 50.
No. Credits are used when you generate something.