Start with the thing you want to see
Choose a main subject or feeling: tropical flowers, flowing ocean colours, a night sky or bold geometric shapes. A focused idea gives the artwork a clearer direction than a long list of unrelated subjects.
Pick two or three leading colours
Name the colours you want to stand out and describe the background. For example, orange flowers and cyan leaves on deep navy gives both a subject and a useful contrast. If you prefer a softer look, say so.
Think in a circle
The final artwork has a centre opening. Ask for important subjects to sit around the outer circle and for the centre to stay visually simple. Check the circular preview, because the square background alone will not show everything that the opening removes.
Let AI design the words
Before generating, add any exact wording you want in the artwork, such as a name, phone number, website or address (up to 240 characters). AI designs the words and image together, away from the outer edge and centre opening. Check every character and its legibility in the preview; changing the wording later uses another AI attempt.
Put it together
Try a short description with one clear direction. Review the result and change a specific part of your next prompt if you want something different.
Bright orange koi fish swimming around turquoise waves on deep navy. Work “ALBERT” into a clear part of the illustration, away from the centre opening and outer edge.
Check before you approve
Look at both previews, the centre opening and the outer edge. Check small details and any added text. A new generation creates new artwork; if you want to keep a version, select it from your saved history before requesting the order.