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WJI has one generation engine, reachable from several places. Wherever you open it, the form works the same way.

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Where you can generate

The workspace app is the one to use for project work. It has three columns: the dataset sidebar on the left, the dataset contents in the middle, and the generator on the right. Anything you generate is filed against the current dataset automatically, and history defaults to filtering by it.
Idea Image Generation app showing the dataset sidebar, dataset contents, and the generation form

The Idea Image Generation app

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The four modes

Icons at the top of the form switch between them.

Image

Still images from a prompt and optional references.

Video

Video, with duration, first and last frames, and task modes.

Storyboard

A grid of shots or camera angles in one image.

Text to audio

Speech from text, with speaker and rate controls.
Your mode choice and model selections are remembered between sessions.

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The shape of a generation

1

Write a prompt

See Writing prompts. WJI can rewrite it into an optimized final prompt before sending.
2

Pick a model

The model determines which settings are even available. See Choosing a model.
3

Add references

Optional, but this is how you keep characters and places consistent. See Reference images.
4

Check the cost, then submit

The generate button shows an estimate before you commit. See How credits work.
5

Work with the result

Results land in history below the form. See History and results.
A generation cannot be cancelled once submitted. There is no stop button — check your settings and the cost estimate before you press generate.