Sharp Sleek News Studio Scene Anchor Portrait AI Image Generator

It aggregates full-category Agent services with the innovative "Super iMini Agent" model. All needs are solved via one chat interface, no tool switching required.

Describe your needs in text (e.g., "Create a new energy slide with market data"), send it, and iMini generates results quickly—simple to operate.

One Max membership delivers productivity close to 4 regular employees - creating 70 presentations monthly. slides creation, deep research, report writing take only ~10 mins, saving 5 hrs on average.

It is an AI-powered tool that creates polished, professional portrait images of news anchors set within modern, sharp, and sleek news studio environments. The generator emphasizes clean lines, high-definition visuals, and a professional broadcast aesthetic—ideal for media outlets, content creators, or marketing teams crafting materials for news programs, promotional campaigns, or training modules targeting audiences.

Core elements include a modern studio backdrop (sleek neutral-toned sets, LED news tickers, minimalist desk designs), crisp anchor framing (medium close-ups or bust shots for professionalism), polished anchor attire (tailored suits, crisp blouses, neutral color palettes), soft studio lighting that minimizes glare, and a clean, uncluttered composition that keeps focus on the anchor and studio’s sleek vibe.

Yes. You can specify the anchor’s age, gender, hairstyle, and clothing style (e.g., formal suit, business-casual blazer, sleek dress) to match your brand’s on-air aesthetic. You can also request specific poses—such as seated at a news desk with a microphone, standing beside a digital news wall, or delivering a headline with a confident stance—to fit different broadcast scenarios.

No. The tool is user-friendly for media professionals, marketers, and content creators regardless of experience. You don’t need prior knowledge of studio lighting, broadcast set design, or portrait photography—just input your anchor, studio, and branding preferences, and the AI generates a polished, sharp news studio portrait.