Static or Editable Image: which to choose

Both use AI. The difference is how much control you want over the design.

2 min read · Updated October 28, 2026

Quick answerStatic Image: the AI creates the whole design from scratch, and you change it by chatting with it. Editable Image (Beta): the design comes in a template, with texts and elements you change by hand. You choose the template after defining the content.

Static Image

  • Good for one-off images and free-form designs.
  • A fully unique composition, with elements created on the spot.
  • You edit through the AI Editor chat.
  • It has a Visual style and, for carousels, a limit of 3 to 20 slides.
Static Image

Editable Image (Beta)

  • Good for carousels that follow your brand pattern.
  • Fixed layout, with text and background generated by the AI.
  • You change texts and elements by hand, like in a design editor.
  • Templates stay in your collection to reuse.

How to use a template

1Choose Editable Image

In Create → Image Posts, click Editable Image.

2Format

Choose the format. The Template section already shows below it, but you choose later.

3Mode and content

Set the goal and the approach and choose how to create: Create from Scratch, From a Link or Inspirations.

4Choose the template

In the Fill Template with AI step, choose the template. The AI fills in the texts.

5Adjust and finish

Change texts and elements in the editor and click Finish.

See the guide: Getting to know the design editor
Your brand templates

Create brand templates generates 1 template (up to 55 credits) or a collection of 6 (up to 235 credits), charged only once.

Want a consistent presence?

Reuse a few templates. Your feed becomes recognizable and you create faster.

How to know it worked

  • The post opens in the editor with the template texts filled in.

If something doesn't go as expected

  • Simplify the description and generate again.
  • Check that the right brand and format are selected.
  • In the editor, use Fix / Redo to ask for another version of a slide.

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