Why is the output always widescreen?

16:9 matches game-design documents, pitch decks and mood boards, and gives environments room to breathe. For a portrait crop of a character, send the render through Reframe.

How do I get a design sheet with several views?

Concept Art focuses on one strong view. For front and three-quarter views of a character on one sheet, use the AI Character Designer instead.

Can it match an existing project's look?

Describe the project's materials, era and palette in the prompt ("weathered brass, riveted steel, sepia dusk light"). For a closer match, render once, then use Style Transfer with one of your existing pieces as the reference image.

Is the result detailed enough for a modeller?

Pro and Max quality resolve panel lines, textures and material transitions clearly. Pair the main view with a Prop or Creature close-up rendered from the same description for extra reference.

Is Concept Art Generator free?

New accounts start with 4 free credits — enough for one Standard render of Concept Art Generator — without adding a card. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.

Illustration & art

Concept Art Generator

Concept art for characters, environments, creatures, vehicles and props

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4 free credits — one Standard render of any tool. No card needed.

01Describe the design, including what it is for
02Choose the subject type — character, environment, creature, vehicle or prop
03Render, iterate with variations and edits, then upscale for the deck

Rendered by this tool from the fields shown below.

Concept art is a design document that happens to be a painting: it has to explain shape, material, scale and function clearly enough for a modeller or a director to act on it. The Concept Art Generator wraps your description in that discipline — painterly digital rendering, a strong value structure, deliberate lighting, believable materials and a clear design read — and frames it according to what you are designing. Game studios, indie developers, illustrators pitching a book, film students and tabletop game designers use it to get from a written brief to a paintover-ready image in minutes.

The subject type sets the framing conventions. Character gives a full-figure design with a readable silhouette, costume detail and a ground shadow on a simple backdrop. Environment produces a wide establishing view with depth layers, atmospheric perspective and a focal landmark. Creature shows anatomy, skin or fur texture and a pose that explains how it moves. Vehicle is a three-quarter view with panel lines and wear, and prop is a hero object with clear material definition and scale. The prompt should describe function and story as well as looks, because a mech built for rocky terrain and a mech built for parades will have different shapes, materials and wear.

The 16:9 format matches pitch decks, mood boards and game-design documents. Describe function as well as looks — "a scout mech built for rocky terrain, patched orange paint, a tool satchel" — because function drives design. Use Image Variations to explore alternatives, Edit With Words to swap a material or add a detail, and Reframe when a portrait crop of a character is needed for a document. Rendered pieces are saved to your library so a whole world can be built across sessions — the outpost today, its vehicles tomorrow, the creatures that live around it next week — all from the same brief.

Prompts to try

The fields

Describe the concepte.g. a desert outpost built into a canyon wall
Subject typeCharacterEnvironmentCreatureVehicleProp
16:9 output

On the canvas

Send any result into another tool with one click
Standard, Pro and Max quality per render
Upscale to 32 MP or animate into a short clip
Everything saved to your library

Questions about this tool

Why is the output always widescreen?: 16:9 matches game-design documents, pitch decks and mood boards, and gives environments room to breathe. For a portrait crop of a character, send the render through Reframe.
How do I get a design sheet with several views?: Concept Art focuses on one strong view. For front and three-quarter views of a character on one sheet, use the AI Character Designer instead.
Can it match an existing project's look?: Describe the project's materials, era and palette in the prompt ("weathered brass, riveted steel, sepia dusk light"). For a closer match, render once, then use Style Transfer with one of your existing pieces as the reference image.
Is the result detailed enough for a modeller?: Pro and Max quality resolve panel lines, textures and material transitions clearly. Pair the main view with a Prop or Creature close-up rendered from the same description for extra reference.
Is Concept Art Generator free?: New accounts start with 4 free credits — enough for one Standard render of Concept Art Generator — without adding a card. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.

Pairs well with

AI Character Designer

Character sheets with front and three-quarter views plus an expression close-up

AI Illustration Generator

Editorial, picture-book, flat vector or risograph — finished illustrations

Image Variations

Siblings of any image — same subject and style, new composition, angle or pose

AI Style Transfer

Repaint any image in Van Gogh, ukiyo-e, cyberpunk or a reference image's style

The canvas is open.

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