Make something

Make an image from a description

Describe a picture on the Vision page, choose a look, a shape and how much effort to spend, and Kvora creates it.

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The link on this page creates a Free account, and Vision runs on it. On Free your images carry a Torki watermark, and there is no setting anywhere in the product to turn it off; you also get a set number of images, with editing one charged to a separate daily budget. Paid plans raise both limits and drop the watermark — the figures are on the pricing page.

Vision is the image page inside the signed-in Torki app, so the flow starts once you have an account. Creating one takes a name, an email, a password and agreeing to the Terms; Torki then mails a one-time code, the screen becomes "Check your email", and entering the code signs you in — a first-run account lands on a welcome screen carrying a "Skip" button. Everything below happens on the Vision page after that, where the pictures are drawn by Kvora, Torki's own image engine.

How it works, step by step

1

Open Vision

Click Vision in the left sidebar. The feed opens with the Templates rail across the top, and a brand-new account sees the empty state Bring your ideas to life above the composer.

2

Describe the picture

Type what you want into the composer at the bottom, placeholder Describe your imagination.... Enter sends and Shift+Enter adds a line. The Create button stays disabled until there is text in the box.

3

Set the look, the effort and the shape

This step is optional — the composer starts on the REALISTIC look and the Landscape shape. The row under the box carries three icon buttons, tooltipped Art style, Quality and Aspect ratio. They open eight looks under Art Style (Realistic, Anime, Cyberpunk, 3D Render, Line Art, Oil Painting, Watercolor, Minimalist), four efforts under Generation Quality (Fast, Balanced, Quality, Maximum) and seven shapes under Aspect Ratio (Square, Landscape, Portrait, Classic, Portrait Classic, Wide, Tall). A tick marks the current choice, and your picks last for this session only — nothing is saved to your account.

4

Press "Create"

Press Create. The button becomes Creating... with a spinner and will not take a second job, and a placeholder tile appears at the top of the feed reading Generating with a rising percentage — an estimate that climbs and then waits, not a measure of how far along the picture is. Torki checks your allowance, screens the prompt, has Kvora render the picture and screens the result, then the finished image replaces the tile at the top of the feed, which keeps your 100 most recent images with no search and no paging.

5

Open it full-screen

Click a card to open the image full-screen, where you scroll to zoom, click to snap in and drag to pan; once the gallery holds more than one picture, caret arrows appear at the sides to step to the previous or next one. Down the right edge sit five round icon buttons whose names appear on hover: Download saves the picture as a PNG, Copy link copies its URL and toasts Link copied, and Delete asks first with Delete Image?, Cancel and Delete.

6

Ask for a change

Edit (Image-to-Image) closes the full view and hands the picture back to the composer: a thumbnail appears above the box under the heading Image to Image, an IMG2IMG badge joins Kvora 1.0, a Variations 1 / 2 / 4 row appears, the toast reads Image loaded! Describe your desired transformation. and the placeholder becomes Describe what you want the final image to look like.... Type the change, press Create again, and up to four versions come back together. The one-line box under the full-screen image runs the same kind of pass without leaving the viewer first: type the change, press the arrow tooltipped Apply edit, and the full view closes while the new version builds in the feed. Regenerate takes no instruction at all — it runs that same pass over the picture you are looking at, reusing the prompt that picture was made from.

Before you start

The things people hit on their first try, so you do not have to find them the hard way.

  • An edit is a redraw, not a touch-up

    The edit box offers “add sunglasses” as its own example, but every instruction typed there becomes a fresh pass over the whole frame, background included — and Regenerate does the same to the picture you are looking at. Expect details around your change to move, and expect an edited copy of an uploaded photo to come back smaller than the one you gave it. Both of those two also run the Realistic look whatever you chose under Art Style, so an edit can move the style of the picture you started from.

  • Making and editing spend two different budgets

    A new picture is charged to your plan's image allowance on a rolling window. Every edit — Edit (Image-to-Image), Regenerate, the box under the full-screen image — is checked instead against a count of every image your account made that day, the plain generations and anything you made in chat included, and that count resets on a fixed daily boundary rather than your local midnight. A morning of fresh prompts can leave the editing half unavailable until the next day, even after the generate allowance has refilled.

  • A refused image does not always say so

    The card that explains a blocked prompt only renders once your gallery already holds an image, and the failure path can finish without a message, so a brand-new account's first blocked prompt can produce no visible change at all. Running past the image allowance on a fresh prompt is no clearer: it comes back as a generic failure message rather than a counter or an upgrade prompt. The daily editing budget is the one refusal that explains itself — it names the day's limit and points at an upgrade.

  • A copied link opens for anyone

    Copy link copies the image's own URL, and that URL opens the picture for whoever you send it to. Treat anything you copy a link to as shareable.

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