Two models can show 2K and still offer different dimensions or settings. A tier helps organise a request; it does not describe the complete file. Decide how the image will be used, then inspect the selected model’s supported combination.

Treat settings as one compatible combination

Studio checks the workflow, reference count, resolution, aspect ratio, quality, output format, native size and relevant controls together. Changing one selection can alter which other choices remain valid. A setting that works for a single source may not be available for a two-reference request.

Use 1K for a supported smaller study when that suits the task, and consider supported 2K or 4K options when the deliverable benefits from more pixels. The application does not promise every model at every tier. The visible compatible choices and quote describe the current request.

Resolution, ratio and format answer different questionsA 4K label alone does not specify dimensions, transparency or file type.
  1. 01Resolution

    Choose an available output tier and verify the actual pixels.

  2. 02Aspect ratio

    Match the intended composition and delivery shape.

  3. 03Format

    Use the provider output supported by that exact configuration.

Separate shape, pixels and file format

Aspect ratio describes shape; native dimensions describe the pixel grid; format describes the delivered file type. Check all three. A square social image and a wide product banner may use the same tier label while needing different dimensions and framing.

Where explicit PNG, JPEG or WebP profiles are available, choose from those actual options rather than assuming a preferred format exists. Where the model exposes Original, that means the provider’s native output contract; it is not a promise of a particular extension or an automatic conversion to another format. Do not infer transparency merely from a filename or tier.

Check compatibility when comparing models

For a model comparison, Studio offers shared resolution tiers and aspect ratios where available, while individual model settings remain specific to their profiles. A common tier is useful for organising the test but does not establish identical native pixels, quality options or output contracts.

Match source is limited to supported independent batch images. It needs verified source dimensions, a compatible reviewed ratio and an unambiguous native grid. Multi-reference and Style Batch require an explicit ratio. In Edit Area, check the selected input mode’s available ratio controls. If matching is unavailable, use supported manual choices instead.

A prompt to try
Create one clean product image in the Studio-selected aspect ratio. Preserve the supplied product, exact label copy and camera. Use controlled soft light and believable material detail. Add no text, borders or comparison panels. Output dimensions, quality and format follow the reviewed Studio settings.

Let the quote confirm the request

Writing 4K or PNG in the prompt does not select that setting. Set supported options in Studio, review the planned outputs and points, then check the quote before confirming. When inspecting a result, read its actual dimensions and format alongside the image itself.

More pixels do not automatically repair changed geometry, misplaced materials or incorrect text. Keep visual checks separate from file specifications and save the settings with your result.