Image
The first time you open the Image tool, a short guide plays a prompt being typed and its results arriving. Skip or Okay closes it, and it does not come back on that account.Describe it
Write what you want to see in the box at the bottom. Tools send your words exactly as written (Simple prompt). Pick Memo Magic from the prompt-mode menu when you want Memo to fill in the detail for you — one or two sentences is enough then. See Prompt modes.Add a reference
Press + to attach a logo, a product photo, a saved inspiration or an earlier result. The window has four tabs: Brand Kits, Cinema Kits, Inspirations and Generations. On Inspirations, pick a collection above the grid to see only what you filed there; All brings everything back. Upload in the same window takes a picture from your computer or your phone’s camera roll (on a computer you can also drop the file on the page). The model follows it. This step is optional, and some models take no references: the button tells you when that is the case. To point at one reference in your prompt, type @ and pick it. It appears in the sentence as a small picture, so the model knows which image you mean (“put the logo from @Logo on the bag”).Pick the model and the shape
Open the model picker and hover or tap a family under Featured, such as GPT Image, Seedream or Krea. Its side menu lists versions newest first. Select the version you want, or type its name in Search to go straight to it. Then choose the aspect ratio and quality. The count starts at one image: press + for up to four, − for fewer. The number beside Generate is what this run costs in credits. It changes as you change the settings.Generate, then keep what works
Results collect on the page. Each run’s prompt shows the pictures you attached to it, and a video run also shows its reference clip. Click a picture to open it, or click the prompt text to copy it. On any result you can Retry, Reuse parameters, download it, or add it to a collection. Download all keeps the original image format: the file ends in.webp, .png, or .jpg to match the image, without converting it.
Video
The first time you open the Video tool, the same kind of guide shows a prompt being typed and the clip arriving. Skip or Okay closes it for good on that account.Describe the clip
Write what happens, in the order it happens. Camera moves and mood help.Start from an image
Add a Start frame to animate a picture you already have: pick it from your brand kits, inspirations or results, or Upload one from your computer or phone. Some models also take an End frame or reference images. This step is optional. With reference images attached, type @ in the prompt and pick one to say which picture a sentence is about, the same way as on a Studio board or in a Brief (“@Man walks down @Aisle”). The start and end frames are not tagged: the model already knows where they go.Start from a video
Three models work from a video you already have: Genjutsu, Genjutsu Object Swap and Kling 3.0 Motion Control. Pick one and two boxes appear:- Reference image: your character, or the object to swap in.
- Reference video: the clip whose movement is used. Press the box and choose Upload a file (MP4 or MOV, up to 50 MB) or Choose a saved video, which lists the videos in your Inspirations and the clips you made in Memo. You can also drop a file on the page.
Pick the model, the length and the shape
Open a featured family such as Seedance to pick a version, or select a standalone model directly. Then choose the duration, aspect ratio and quality. Longer and sharper clips cost more. The number beside Generate is the price of this run, including the number of clips selected. Your available balance is shown separately in the account menu. With a start frame, Seedance and Wan 3.0 give the clip the shape of that frame, whatever aspect ratio is selected.Wait, then keep what works
A clip takes longer than an image. It appears on the page when it is ready, where you can retry it, reuse its settings or download it. Preview the finished clip to check its motion and timing before downloading or filing it. If your edit needs an exact cut, check the downloaded file’s duration in your editor. A long or sharp clip can take more than ten minutes. Its tile then reads Still rendering and Memo keeps waiting, for up to an hour. Nothing is charged until the clip is ready.Model-specific behavior
Models differ in the references and subjects they accept. Review the controls and the credit estimate before running.- Soul 2 makes portrait and fashion images from text. It takes no references.
- Seedance supports photoreal character faces in start frames and reference images on its primary generation path. If that path is unavailable, a fallback may refuse those references. Memo explains the refusal, and a refused clip is not charged. A fallback does not change the quoted price.
Where the results go
Everything made here is filed in a project called Quick Tools, so it also shows in Studio → Generations. Add a result to a collection to keep it with related work.What it costs
The same credits as everywhere else in Memo. See Billing and credits.Keep a finished result
Each finished image or video has two filing actions beneath it, including on phones:- Send to project — search your Studio projects, select one, then confirm Send result. This moves the result into that project’s Assets with its prompt and settings. It does not generate again or charge credits.
- Add to collection — one window for every kind of collection. General collections lists your own collections; Brand Kits and Cinema Kits each list your kits of that kind: open a kit and tick one of its collections. A tick saves at once.