DesignGen

Meet the new Ultra Max. Introducing Signature.

Released 9/9/2026

Your next great idea has more places to go

  • More control over the artwork you create. More ways to make the work you love useful.
  • The first image is the beginning. The next change is where a design becomes yours.
  • Meet the new Ultra Max experience in DesignGen beta: two ways to approach generation and editing, five detail levels, and saved versions you can return to as the work develops.
Ultra Max Signature gold launch artwork.
Ultra Max Signature is the detail-focused mode for assignments where the small decisions carry the design.
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Introducing Ultra Max Signature

  • Some projects ask more of the details. The lettering carries the whole design. An intricate illustration needs clearer shapes. A carefully chosen composition needs one thoughtful revision.
  • Ultra Max Signature is the detail-focused mode for those assignments. Give it a clear brief, name what matters, and review the result against the design you intended to make.
  • Choose Ultra Max for faster creative exploration. Try the composition, compare the palette, and find the direction worth developing.
  • Both modes begin at Medium detail. Choose the approach that fits the request, not a setting you feel obligated to use for every project.

Five detail levels. A separate output-size choice.

  • Low, Medium, High, Ultra High, or MAX: you now have more control over the detail setting for each request.
  • Output size remains a separate choice. UltraRes is the larger native-output option, not another name for MAX. It uses the available pixel budget, with dimensions depending on the artwork's proportions.
  • See the final credit quote before submitting, and compare the actual result rather than assuming the highest setting always wins.

Make the change. Keep a way back.

  • Open the selected design in Image Studio, choose Edit Image, and describe what should change. Use Subject, Lettering, and Layout preservation guidance for the details you want carried forward.
  • “Make the lasso simpler. Keep the rider, wording, palette, and composition.”
  • Compare the saved result with its source. Continue from the version you prefer, or restore an earlier favorite without generating a replacement just to get back.
  • Preservation controls guide the image rather than lock pixels, so review the surrounding artwork too. The next version should earn its place.
Image Studio controls for preserving subject, lettering, and layout while choosing Ultra Max mode and detail.
Actual Image Studio controls for the next saved edit.
Read the editing guide

See where your request stands

  • Once the request is accepted, the tools close and the canvas shows whether the work is queued, generating, or saving.
  • You can follow the stage without treating an animation as a promised finish time.

Give the artwork its next job

  • Take the accepted illustration into a companion design. Prepare simplified source art through Vectorize and Edit Vectors in Vector Studio. Bring the approved product and facts into Creative Studio to plan a campaign, review its brief, develop copy, and export the images you actually want to use.
  • These connected tools give the new Ultra Max workflow somewhere to continue. Your best idea does not have to stop at one image.

Start with a project worth finishing

  • Signature and Ultra High detail are available on paid plans. MAX detail and UltraRes require Pro or Enterprise. The displayed quote is authoritative for the request you submit.
  • Bring the client revision, the holiday collection, or the product that still needs its launch.
  • Create the first asset. Make the next decision. Keep building from the work you chose.
  • Create your version in Image Studio
  • Explore the complete Ultra Max workflow