Text-to-Image Generation

Runware makes images from text prompts through its generation API. A Beam agent submits an approved prompt when a request arrives, reads the returned image, and files it against the matching record or asset library. It applies your rules for style, size, and content limits before anything is produced. Images that miss your specifications, or prompts touching restricted subjects, are routed to a person to review rather than published. The agent notifies the requester when a render is ready and records the prompt used, so results stay reproducible for the team.

Batch Rendering

Runware handles many generation requests quickly. The agent reads a queue of approved prompts, submits them in batches, and collects each finished image. It applies your rules for naming, tagging, and where files land. Renders that fail, return blank, or breach content limits you set are held for a person to check before use. Once a batch completes, the agent notifies the owner and logs how many images were produced and where they were stored, keeping the asset trail clear for anyone reviewing the output later.

Prompt-Based Requests

Requests for imagery often start as a short brief. The agent reads an incoming brief, maps it to an approved prompt template, and calls Runware to produce candidate images. It applies your brand and content rules, then attaches the results to the request for sign-off. Briefs that are ambiguous, off-brand, or outside approved use are routed to a person to clarify first. The agent records each brief and its matching output, so the team can see which request produced which image and reuse what worked.