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AI Image Generator with Text

Q: How long can the text be?

Short lines work best — a headline, a name, a few words. Long paragraphs still break, so split them across pieces.

Q: Can it render more than one language?

Yes — a second script can sit beside the first when you say where. The menu-card sample pairs 晚市 with EVENING.

Q: How do I keep letters readable?

Give the line a reserved position and margin, and keep objects out of its way — say so in the brief.

Q: What if a letter comes out wrong?

You get a finished image. If a letter breaks, tighten the brief — shorter line, clearer placement — and run it again.

Write the line that has to stay readable — a headline, a label, a bilingual pair — and get a frame where the words belong to the layout.

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Try a brief:

Text as part of the layout

ming-image.com editorial Updated 23 September 2026

Ming Image 0.1 Design is an AI image model for design frames where type belongs in the picture. State the exact words and where they sit, and the frame arranges itself around that line — including a second language beside it. The result is one finished image.

Text-in-image examples made with Ming Image 0.1 Design

Hover a frame to read the brief, copy it, or open it in the studio.

Charcoal poster with a gold SPRING MARKET headline and lanterns behind the type — Market poster
Editorial poster on charcoal paper, gold ink, headline SPRING MARKET set in the upper third with a wide empty margin, night-market lanterns behind the type and not covering the letters, no extra logos
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Square frame with one paper lantern on a dark ground and the line 春灯 in the lower margin — Lantern frame
Square social frame, one paper lantern against a dark ground, short line 春灯 placed in the lower margin, generous empty space, no extra logos
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Warm paper menu card titled 晚市 and EVENING — Bilingual menu
Restaurant menu card on warm paper, title 晚市 and the line EVENING beneath it, one empty photo area, letterpress texture, no extra logos
Open in studio

Cream magazine cover with a ceramic bowl and the headline FIELD NOTES — Journal cover
Magazine cover on cream stock, one ceramic bowl placed low, serif headline FIELD NOTES in the upper margin, large quiet space, no extra logos
Open in studio

How to keep the words readable

Three decisions do most of the work.

Write the exact words

Put the line itself in the brief — not a description of it. Short lines survive; long paragraphs still break.

Say where the line sits

Upper third, lower margin, or on the label. Position keeps the type out of the scene's way.

Leave room around it

Ask for a wide empty margin near the text. Empty space is what keeps letters readable.

Text frames you can make

One short line can sit on several layouts.

Posters and headlines

A headline that keeps its margin while the scene stays behind the type.

Labels and short names

A product name at label size, designed as part of the object.

Covers and titles

A cover line in the upper margin with quiet space around it.

Bilingual frames

A second language set beside the first — like 晚市 above EVENING — placed deliberately.

Generating with text: questions

Length, languages, readability, and what you actually download.

How long can the text be?

Can it render more than one language?

How do I keep letters readable?

What if a letter comes out wrong?

Is there an API?

Put your words in a frame

Start from a sample, or write the line that has to read.

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