Krisztian Eyssen Reference Images: Style, Character and Composition "Attach an image so it comes out like this" — except that can mean three completely different things. If you are not getting what you expected, you probably did not use the reference type you needed. Intermediate Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen Inpainting, Outpainting and Background Replacement Three operations you used to pay a retoucher an afternoon for. All three rest on one single idea, and once you have that idea you can use all three. Beginner Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen Editing an Existing Image with AI You upload the picture and say what should change. That is the theory. In practice the image starts drifting, unnoticeably, somewhere around the third round — and there are a few tricks that push that point further out. Beginner Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen Keeping a Character or Product Consistent If your hero looks back at you with a different nose in the second image, that is not your prompt failing. This is one of the hardest jobs in image generation, and in 2026 it is no longer solved by training but by reference images — only up to a point. Intermediate Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen Layout Control: Telling the Model Where Things Go "Product on the left, empty space on the right for the copy" — and the model puts it exactly the other way round. That is not your prompt's fault, it is the weakest capability of today's image models. There are four ways around it, and one of them almost always works. Intermediate Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen Writing Image Prompts: Subject, Style, Light, Composition An image prompt has four layers, and most of the disappointment comes from people writing only the first one. Four layers, one before-and-after example, and the ordering that genuinely matters. Beginner Creative How-To Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
Krisztian Eyssen How Image Generation Works The model does not draw. It removes noise from a patch of noise, step by step, until a picture is left. Get that one sentence and everything else — the seed, the step count, the way prompts behave — falls into place on its own. Beginner Creative Explainer Images & Design Sep 12, 2026 Bite-Sized AI
