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Babbily can create images and short videos when your selected model and plan support media generation.

Visual replies in chat

Learn how generated media fits alongside maps, charts, QR codes, citations, and other visual chat replies.

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Create an image

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Choose an image-capable model or tool

Select a model that supports image generation, or use Manual tool mode and choose image generation. Choose a lighter option such as Nano Banana 2 Lite when you want faster iteration, and choose a stronger image model when quality or detail matters more.
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Describe the image

Include subject, style, composition, lighting, aspect ratio, and any constraints.
3

Review the result

Save, download, or continue refining the image in the chat.

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Create a video

Video generation works best with clear motion, subject, and duration instructions.
If source media is supported for the selected model, you can attach an eligible image or video and ask Babbily to use it. Some media models require a source image or video before you can send. If Babbily asks for source media, attach the required file and try again.

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Wait for longer media runs

Image and video generation can take longer than short chat replies. If Chat completion notifications are on, Babbily can notify you when an image or video finishes while the tab is inactive or in the background. Turn notifications on or off from Settings > Account > Notifications.

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Prompt tips

  • Describe what should be in the frame.
  • State the style and mood.
  • Include aspect ratio or size when the control is available.
  • For video, describe motion and pacing.
  • Keep brand-sensitive or regulated imagery specific and review outputs carefully.

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Usage impact

Image and video generation usually use more of your API usage budget than short text replies. If you are near your limit, check the usage card before generating media.
Review generated media before using it publicly. Make sure it fits your brand, rights, and compliance needs.

Media recipe

Follow a step-by-step workflow for creating images or videos from prompts and supported source media.