Quickstart: Generate your first creative
Step-by-step guide to generating your first creative in Supercomputer or Creative Studio mode.
Updated July 19, 2026
There are two ways to generate your first creative. Pick whichever matches how you like to work; both produce a finished, downloadable output.
Before you start
- Set up Brand Memory
Path A: Supercomputer (conversational)
- Open Creative Director from the Agents list. You land on Supercomputer by default.
- You'll see: "Your creative director is ready. Drop a brief, a reference, or a rough idea to get started."
- Type a description into the prompt box, or attach a reference image using the + button.
- Click the model selector (defaults to Nano Banana Pro) to pick a different model if needed: Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Lite for speed, or GPT-image-2.
- Set aspect ratio (defaults to 1:1) and resolution (1K, 2K, or 4K).
- Click the send arrow.
Path B: Creative Studio (direct)
- From the same left nav, under Creative Director, click Creative Studio.
- You'll see: "Start creating. Skip the conversation."
- Choose Image, Video, or Edit from the left-hand icons.
- Drop your prompt describing a scene, character, mood, or movement.
- Set model, aspect ratio, resolution, and how many variants to generate (the +/- stepper, e.g. 1/4).
- Click Generate.
If nothing generated feels right, don't just regenerate blindly. Check whether your Brand Memory tone description is specific enough first; vague tone inputs are the most common cause of generic-feeling output.
What to do next
- Download the result you like, or keep iterating in Supercomputer if it needs refinement.
- If you're planning to test it as an ad, generate at least two variants so you have something to compare performance against later.