CreativeMash AI Image Studio is an AI image generator built into WordPress. Set up your look once as a style, then make matching featured images and post images in a few clicks, without writing long prompts every time.
It's for bloggers, businesses and agencies who want every image on a site to look like it belongs together.
How it works
- Connect your OpenAI or Google account (the setup screen walks you through it).
- Pick a ready-made style, or make your own from a few example images.
- In any post, open the AI Featured Image panel, add an optional prompt, and click Generate. Save the one you like to the Media Library or set it as the featured image.
Features
- Styles hold your look: a style prompt, things to avoid, reference images (style, style guide, characters, logos, objects) and default output settings. Three ready-made styles are included, and styles can be exported and imported as ZIP files.
- AI Featured Image panel in the block editor, and a "Generate with AI" button in the Classic Editor's Featured Image box. Uses the current, unsaved post content plus an optional prompt.
- Preview first. Nothing is added to the Media Library until you accept it. Refine, regenerate or discard freely.
- Studio page for making images without a post.
- Images page with everything made: open any image to see its prompt, copy it, or use it again in the Studio.
- OpenAI and Google Gemini, with a live model list and Auto choices. Sites using WordPress's own AI connections (Settings > Connectors) can use those too.
- Optional extras (Settings > Features, each can be switched off): several images at once, live previews while the image is made, automatic alt text, "Draft from my reference images" on styles, extra images people add themselves, and voice input.
- Limits and reports: a daily image limit per person, activity reports, and optional estimated costs (off by default, always labelled as estimates).
- API keys stay on the server and are never sent to the browser.
You need your own API key from OpenAI or Google. Images are made, and billed, by that provider.