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Design Blueprint is a structured prompt builder for when you want precise, repeatable control. Instead of writing a prompt, you fill in a form — piece, metal, stones, setting, and finish — and Create assembles an exact prompt from your answers. It’s the power-user counterpart to Guided design.

How to open it

On the Create composer, open the + menu and choose Design Blueprint. It opens as a form with a live prompt preview that updates as you fill it in.

What you fill in

The form is organized into six sections. Fill in what matters and leave the rest blank — Piece type is the only required field. A live preview shows the assembled prompt as you type, along with its character count. The prompt is capped at 4,000 characters — go over and Generate is disabled until you trim it.

No surprise ornament

Leaving the decorative fields blank doesn’t just omit them, it excludes them. Skip Accents and the prompt rules out side stones and halos; skip Milgrain, Gallery, or Extra detail and each is ruled out the same way, so you don’t get ornament you never asked for. Everything else you leave blank is simply unspecified — the studio still chooses a metal or a stone if you don’t name one. To rule anything else out, add it yourself in the Exclusions section (like “no props, no hand model”).

Design around a real stone

Attach a stone photo in the Reference images section to design around it. When you do, generation edits your reference instead of starting a new piece.

Save, reuse, and share

  • Insert into composer to drop the assembled prompt into the chat and tweak the wording, or Generate to create the design directly.
  • Save blueprints to your library — they sync across your devices, up to 200 saved blueprints.
  • Export a blueprint as a .json file, or Import one to pick up where you left off.
  • Clear empties the form to start a fresh blueprint.

Credits

Generating from a blueprint runs through the normal Create pipeline and costs the same as any generation at your chosen quality tier — no extra charge, on every plan.

Guided design

Prefer a few questions to a full form? Guided design is the gentler on-ramp.

Prompt Guide

Writing prompts by hand instead? Start with the anatomy of a strong prompt.