Text to image stills from a written prompt
October 19, 2026 · Deepscene
Text to image is Deepscene's open still tool. You write the picture, attach up to four reference images when a face, a product, or a style has to carry over, and get a still back. The prompt is sent as you wrote it. The frame starts square. Versions and quality sit under More.
How to use it
- Open Text to image in the workspace.
- Describe the subject, the place, the light, and anything that must stay out of the frame.
- Add a reference only when you have one. Four is the limit.
- Generate. A standard still spends 2 credits.
- If the result is close, send a note. That note edits the current file. The still you already have stays first, and any references still attached follow it.
Download the file from the card. You do not have to export a timeline to take the picture with you.
Where to use it
Use Text to image when the job is a picture and nothing else: a concept frame, a background plate, a costume study, or a social still. Switch to Logo when you need a mark, to Product stills when a pack shot has to stay the real product, and to a character sheet inside Short and film when the same face has to hold across cuts. When that still should move, continue in Image to video.
What you pay
Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, about 75 standard stills. Creator is $39 for 420 credits, about 210 stills. Studio is $99 for 1,100 credits, about 550 stills. On this tool, high quality is 5 credits, a 2K frame is 8, and a 4K frame is 20. Plans renew monthly. You can cancel any time, and there is no setup fee. Those credits are shared with video, so a month of stills and a month of clips draw from the same balance. Rates for every tool are on the pricing section. You own the file you download.
Questions
Does Deepscene rewrite the prompt?
No. Text to image sends the words you typed. Put the details you care about in the box before you generate.
Can I keep both the first still and the edit?
Yes. A note edits the current file, and the new result is its own download. The earlier file stays in the project.