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What makes your pictures and videos

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Your photos and videos are made by AI image and video engines, and the Composer tells you which one. The names are real product names you can look up.

The rule: you always see what made your picture — before you press the button, while it’s working, and when you change it.

How it works

Open Write a post and look at the top right: a small Running on panel names the engine behind your pictures and the one behind your videos. In step 4, Made with sits under the design button, and the video option says who films it. While a picture is being made or changed, the name appears on the preview under Leo’s designing your photo…

If more than one engine is set up, the first is the one that runs — the others step in only if it’s busy or unavailable, so the picture still gets made.

Which engine you get depends on what you asked for. Changing a photo you already have and making a fresh one are different jobs, and different engines are better at them, so the studio picks per job rather than using one for everything. That is why the name under a photo you edited may differ from the one under a photo you generated.

Good to know

  • Engine names change as better ones come out. If the panel says something new, that’s the studio moving on, not a mistake.
  • The engine is chosen for you, per job. There is nothing to pick and nothing to configure.
  • Changing a picture and making one from scratch can name different engines. Both are normal.
  • Videos are the exception: you can choose the engine yourself in the video window, where each one says what it’s best at.
  • The credits a picture costs are shown on the button that spends them — that number doesn’t change with the engine name.