TODD Image Creator
Open Image Creator

Help

How to use Image Creator.

Getting started

  1. 1Sign in with TODD.
  2. 2Describe the image, including the size in pixels if it matters.
  3. 3Attach a logo or example image with the + button.
  4. 4Answer any question TODD asks, then Download PNG.

Questions

Is my image saved?

No. Nothing is saved. Download the images you want to keep before you leave.

How do I get an exact size?

Put the size in your request, for example 975 × 110. The result panel shows the final size.

Can I get a different version?

Yes. Ask for a change. Earlier versions stay in the panel.

Is there a limit?

Yes, a daily one. The pill in the header shows how many images you have left today.

Writing a good request

Get the image you meant

Say what it’s for

A banner, a social post, a product shot, an icon. The purpose shapes the composition.

Give the size

Put the pixel size in your request, for example 975 × 110. TODD makes the image to fit it.

Attach a starting point

A logo to use, or an example of the style you want. Drop it on the page or use the + button.

Ask for changes

Reply in plain words, such as “lighter background”. Every version stays in the panel to compare.

Sizes

Shapes and sizes

Square
1024 × 1024. Icons, logos and most social posts.
Landscape
1536 × 1024. Banners, headers and slides.
Portrait
1024 × 1536. Posters and stories.
Exact sizes
Ask for any size, such as a 975 × 110 header, and TODD fits the image to it.
Transparent background
Ask for one, for logos and icons you’ll place on other designs.

More questions

What people ask about Image Creator

What can I attach?

PNG, JPG or WEBP images up to 20 MB each.

Will it copy someone else’s logo or artwork?

Use images you have the rights to. TODD works from what you attach and describe.

Why did TODD ask me a question?

When a request is unclear, such as the size or the text to include, TODD asks before it spends one of your images.

When does the limit reset?

At midnight Pacific time. The pill in the header shows what’s left today.