Creating Images with the General Assistant
The General Assistant allows you to generate images and graphics directly in the chat. This feature is useful when you need simple visuals to support documents, presentations, or internal communication. Image generation is available through the Image Tools button in the General Assistant.
Written By Kristė Vagnerytė
Last updated About 1 month ago
When to Use Image Tools
You can use image generation when you need to:
Create simple visual assets
Generate backgrounds or illustrative images
Support presentations or documents with visuals
Quickly explore visual ideas without design tools
Image generation is best suited for conceptual or illustrative images, not detailed design work.
How to Generate an Image
To create an image:
Open a chat with the General Assistant
Click the Image Tools button
Describe the image you want in detail
Submit your request
The assistant generates an image based on your description.

Writing an Effective Image Description
For better results, include:
What the image should show
Style (for example: corporate, modern, minimal)
Colors or visual theme, if relevant
Intended use (presentation, background, illustration)
Clear descriptions help the assistant generate more relevant images.
Example: Generating a Background Image
Example request:
Create a corporate-style blue gradient background with subtle patterns.
The image should look clean and professional.
Leave enough space for text to be added later.
This produces a usable background image for presentations or documents.

Common Limitations
When using image generation:
Results may vary depending on how detailed the description is
Very complex or highly specific visuals may require refinement
Generated images are illustrative and may not replace custom design work
If the result is not what you expected, adjust the description and try again.
Best Practices
Be specific, but concise
Focus on one image per request
Avoid mixing multiple visual styles in one description
Regenerate the image if small adjustments are needed
These practices help produce clearer and more consistent visuals.