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Final Settings is the last step before you generate. It sets the camera look, the shape of the image, and which image engine makes it. The engine and resolution you pick set the credit cost.
Final Settings card with focus, lens, aspect ratio, image engine and the generate button

Final Settings: Focus (1), Lens (2), Aspect Ratio (3), Image Engine (4) and the generate button (5).

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Focus

Open the Focus menu (1):
  • Background Heavily Blurred (default): the product and model stand out.
  • Strong Background Bokeh: soft, round light spots in the background.
  • No Hair on Clothes: keeps the model’s hair off the garment so the product stays fully visible.

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Lens

Open the Lens menu (2):
  • Lens Preset: for clothing, Outdoor, Full Body, Studio or Creative. For jewelry, Best Overall, Luxury Look, Ecommerce or Jewelry on Model.
  • Photo Effect: a color and light style, such as Clean E-Commerce Studio Look, Fashion Editorial Portra Look, Golden Hour Portrait, Sunset Backlight with Lens Flare or Fuji Classic Chrome Aesthetic.

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Aspect ratio

Pick a shape (3): 1:1, 9:16, 16:9, 4:5, 5:4, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3 or 3:4. The studio remembers the last one you used. The Free plan is limited to 1:1.

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Image engines

The Image Engine menu (4) lets you pick one or more engines, each at 1K, 2K or 4K. Each engine you select makes its own image, so selecting two gives you two images to compare, and costs the sum of both. The generate button (5) updates to show how many images you’ll get.
Image Engine menu open with v1, v2 and v3 at 1K, 2K and 4K

The Image Engine menu: tick an engine at the resolution you want.

Credits per image. Your account may have different rates; the confirm dialog always shows the exact cost.
Try an idea on v1 at 1K first. When you like the direction, generate the final on v2 or v3 at a higher resolution.
  • Which engines appear depends on what’s allowed in Shop Settings → Image engines. If you see “This image engine is not enabled for your shop”, turn it on there.
  • The Free plan includes v1 only.

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Your own API key

If you’ve added your own Google Gemini key under API Keys, you see Your own Gemini API key in use. See Bring Your Own Key.