How does choosing a color affect the generated images?

Image generation with Claid Templates works very well without the color or prompt. But on some occasions you may want to customize your design to match brand colors, theme, vibe, energy, etc. You can achieve more predictable results with Claid templates set to a high creativity level.

Start by selecting a scene, which matches your product category:




Remember to use transparent images in the AI image background generation suites


From here, you can change the scenes, adjust the size and position of the product, or create a custom prompt to significantly influence the composition.




Adjusting the scene can only be done when High creativity level is selected

If the prompt is edited to affect the materials, textures and nature of the geometries appearing in the template, they will take the colour that makes sense from the prompt.
However, if you want the colours in the scene to stay true to a dominant colour, because it is in style or because it helps with some of the transformations in the prompt, then choose such a colour.

For example, if you want a pedestal to be made of ice, it might help to choose a white/blueish colour, but it's not mandatory. It can be achieved with just the prompt and no colour choice:


prompt: ice pedestal, soft reflection, silky materials,luxury set up, smooth edges

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Now, if we were to define a colour to match the icy setting, it would make most of the image look blueish:




Result:




This can be desirable at times, but sometimes a more organic look with natural colours may be the preference.

Updated on: 17/05/2024