Imagine

Imagine makes media from a sentence. You describe what you want, pick a few settings, and Bupple makes an image, a video clip, a voiceover, a music track or a sound effect. Everything you make is saved to your Media Library. Open Imagine from Imagine in the sidebar, or press I.

The Imagine page

The page has three parts from top to bottom: the mode tabs, the box where you write and set up your request, and Your generations.

1. The mode tabs — Image, Video, Speech, Music and Sound Effects. Choose the mode first. It decides which settings you see below.
2. Images (Image mode only) — attach pictures from your Media Library. See Image.
3. The prompt. Describe what you want. It is the one thing you must fill in, in every mode. If you press Generate with it empty, Imagine tells you under the box and nothing is sent. Pressing Enter here starts a new line. It does not send.
4. Brand reader. See Brand reader.
5. The settings row. The first setting in Image mode is the model. The rest of the row depends on the mode.
6. The campaign. Pick a campaign to put what you make in it, or choose New campaign…. Leave it on No campaign otherwise.
7. The price. What this request will cost, for example 10+ credits. Hover the small i to read how the selected model is priced, including how a bigger size changes the price.
8. Generate sends the request. While it is being sent the button says Sending….

Every setting starts on a sensible default, so you can type one sentence and press Generate. Under the box, a short line names the models the current mode runs on.

The sidebar also changes while you are in Imagine. Its Imagine group has one row per mode. Its Gallery group has one row per mode too, and opens everything you have made in that mode.

If you switch modes, each mode remembers the settings you last used in it. If your workspace cannot use a mode, a red note under the tabs says why.

The five modes

Image

Makes still pictures. The settings are:

• Model — Nano Banana 2 (the default) or GPT Image 2.0.
• Aspect ratio — 1:1 (1080x1080), 16:9 (1920x1080), 9:16 (1080x1920) or 4:5 (1080x1350).
• Resolution — Standard, High or 4K.
• Number of outputs — ×1 to ×4 pictures from one request.
• File format — JPEG, PNG or WEBP.

Images is optional. Attach 1 to 8 pictures and Imagine edits them instead of making a picture from the prompt alone. For example, attach a product shot and ask for a new background.

Video

Makes a short video clip with SeeDance 2.0.

1. First frame — optional. The picture the video starts from.
2. Last frame — optional. The picture the video ends on. You can give a first frame, a last frame, both, or neither.
3. Frames or Reference. In Reference, the two frame slots are replaced by Reference images: 1 to 8 pictures the video should look like. Reference needs at least one picture. Switching between the two clears the pictures the other one used.
4. Duration — from 5s to 15s.
5. Audio — on by default, so the clip comes with sound. Click it to turn sound off.

The row also has the aspect ratio (1920x1080 (16:9), 1080x1920 (9:16) or 1080x1080 (1:1)), the resolution (720p or 1080p) and ×1 or ×2 clips.

Speech

Turns your words into a voiceover with ElevenLabs v2.5. The prompt is the exact text to be spoken. Pick a voice under Voice actor: the list has a search box, so you can type a name. You can make ×1 or ×2 takes.

In Speech mode the Brand reader is switched off and greyed out. The note says Off for speech. Your words are spoken exactly as you type them.

Music

Makes a music track. Choose Instrumental (ElevenLabs Music) or Vocal (Minimax Music v2).

1. Lyrics — the words to sing. It only opens in Vocal mode. Mark parts with [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] to shape the song. Use the prompt above for the style, mood and instruments.
2. Instrumental or Vocal. If you switch back to Instrumental, your lyrics stay in the box. They are simply not used.

You can make ×1 or ×2 tracks. The price follows the choice, because the two kinds run on different models.

Sound Effects

Makes a sound effect with ElevenLabs SFX, such as a door closing or a crowd cheering. Describe the sound in the prompt. The only setting is ×1 or ×2.

Brand reader

Brand reader sits under the prompt and is on by default. It rewrites your prompt with your brand's colors, style and tone before generating. It uses AI credits on top of the generation.

It is one choice for the whole page. Turn it off in Image, and it is still off when you go to Video. When the Brand reader rewrote a request, a Prompt used link under the result shows the exact prompt that was sent.

What it costs

The figure next to Generate is the price of the model you have selected, in credits. Change the model, or switch Music between Instrumental and Vocal, and it updates. Hover the i for the details. The pricing note explains how size and other options change the price, and that the figure is rounded up: you pay for what you actually use. See your credit balance at the bottom of the sidebar.

Your generations

Under the box, Your generations shows what you have made in the current mode, in this brand, newest first.

• While a request is running, its tile says Generating…. You can leave the page; the work carries on. When it is done, Bupple tells you in Updates. If it fails, you get a note in Updates with the reason.
• Click a finished file to open it in the same preview as the Media Library.
• All campaigns (1) lets you see only one campaign's results.
• See all (2) opens the Gallery for this mode. The page shows up to twelve results; the Gallery has the rest, with Load more at the bottom.

Open a result to see how it was made. Its Generation section shows the model, the prompt and the settings, and, when recorded, what it cost and how long it took.

Where your files are saved

Every file Imagine makes goes into your Media Library, in Apps › Generate. If you picked a campaign, it goes under Campaigns, then the campaign's name, then Apps › Generate. From there it works like any other file: you can comment on it, share a link to it, or start a post with it.

What to read next

• Media Library — find, share and organize what you made.
• Video Editor — turn your clips and pictures into a finished, edited video.