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AI Image Generator

AI Image Generator is registered in ForsaBrain as image.generate and uses the direct generator adapter. The underlying native generator route requires a generator slug, so the documentation does not create a guessed direct-tool URL.

What you need

  • A description of the image you want to generate.
  • An available AI image model.
  • Any model feature requested by the selected image workflow.
  • The desired image size or aspect ratio.

Use AI Image Generator with ForsaBrain

  1. Open ForsaBrain and switch to Plan Mode for a structured image workflow.
  2. Describe the image you want to create.
  3. Select the AI image model returned by the registered workflow.
  4. Choose the requested model feature when the selected model exposes additional options.
  5. Choose the image size or aspect ratio.
  6. Review the prepared image-generation workflow.
  7. Execute the registered image.generate action.
  8. Review the generated image output.

How AI Image Generator works with ForsaBrain modes

  • Plan Mode is the clearest path for collecting the registered image.generate fields before execution.
  • Chat Mode can help write or refine an image prompt without assuming an image task will run.
  • Agent Mode is a separate mode and is not another name for AI Image Generator.
  • Deep Research is designed for research work rather than image generation.

Open the original generator

The native generator route requires a generator slug. Open the appropriate AI image generator from the ForsaAI dashboard instead of using a guessed documentation URL.

Expected output

  • A validated image-generation request.
  • The selected image model and supported model options.
  • A generated image result when the provider workflow completes successfully.

Screenshots to capture

  • AI Image Generator model selection.
  • Image prompt input.
  • Image size or aspect-ratio selection.
  • ForsaBrain Plan for image.generate.
  • Generated image result.
The direct generator URL must not be invented because its native route requires a slug.