Leonardo Lucid Origin
Versatile, vibrant, and design-savvy. Lucid Origin is Leonardo’s all-purpose text-to-image model built for rapid concepting, polished graphics, and lush color work—equally at home with photoreal scenes, stylized illustration, brand layouts, and product mockups.
Why it shines
- Ultimate style adaptability — Shifts from cinematic realism to hand-drawn charm, concept art, or graphic posters without heavy prompt gymnastics.
- Vibrant color & depth — Bold saturation, pleasing palettes, and strong visual layering that feel alive.
- Full-HD clarity — Crisp, high-definition outputs suitable for presentations, social, and print-friendly pipelines.
- Layout awareness — Naturally clean composition for posters, covers, UI/landing mockups, and deck visuals.
- Accurate text rendering — Generates legible labels, logos, and headings; far fewer garbled characters.
- Beginner-friendly, pro-ready — Fast “good first try” results for newcomers; reliable baseline for power users.
Price
Just $0.02 per image!!!
How to use
- Write a focused prompt: subject, setting, style (e.g., “flat graphic poster” vs. “cinematic”), color palette, lighting, mood.
- Pick aspect_ratio for destination (4:5 feed, 9:16 story, 16:9 slide).
- Generate → iterate: tweak style terms, palette words, or add “clean typography, balanced layout” for design tasks.
Prompt patterns (copy & adapt)
- Graphic poster: “Bold flat poster, high contrast teal–orange palette, centered headline ‘LUCID/ORIGIN’, clean sans-serif, grid-based layout, negative space, vector feel.”
- Cinematic realism: “Rainy street at blue hour, soft neon reflections, shallow depth of field, 35mm look, subtle grain, candid subject mid-stride.”
- Brand mockup (I2I): “Preserve packaging dieline from reference; restyle to minimal eco aesthetic—matte paper, muted greens, small serif headline, balanced margins.”
- Concept art: “Exploratory sci-fi rover on crimson dunes, painterly brushwork, dramatic scale, hero light from left, atmospheric haze.”
Pro tips
- For clean type, place short text in quotes, specify font vibe (sans/serif/condensed), and note placement (header/subhead/label).
- Use 2–3 style anchors max (e.g., “flat graphic, Swiss grid, high contrast”)—avoid conflicting art terms.
- Add palette cues (“muted earth tones,” “triadic palette,” “CMYK poster inks”) to steer color coherently.
- Reuse reference + seed to keep characters, props, or layout consistent across a campaign.
Common use cases
- Concept art
- Posters & key visuals
- Social/ads creatives
- Packaging & label comps
- UI/landing mockups
- Product hero shots
- Editorial illustration