Projects and history

One project per visual

Every generation launched from an empty studio creates a project: a flyer or a thumbnail. Later generations stack up inside that same project.

You find your projects under Flyers and Thumbnails in the sidebar. The pill in the bottom right of each thumbnail counts the project's generations.

On hover over a thumbnail:

• Rename: the title also serves as the breadcrumb in the studio;
• Delete: erases the project and all of its generations, with no way back.

Reopening a project

Opening a project reopens the studio pre-filled from the latest generation: brief, images, style reference, person and branding. It is the most common starting point for an iteration.

Below the studio, the Generations gallery lists the project's entire history, newest first. Each card carries:

• the model, the resolution and the format used;
• the variants produced;
• a context panel: the brief, the references, the style reference, the variations.

Reusing a variant

The Reuse as style reference action on a variant:

1. sets it as the style reference for the next generation;
2. restores the settings of that generation (model, resolution, format, variants, images, person, branding, brief).

That is how you iterate on a specific render rather than on the latest one.

Generations

The Generations entry in the sidebar gathers all your variants across every project, filterable by type. Useful for finding a visual whose project you have forgotten.

Exporting

Each variant downloads individually, in its original format, with no watermark and on any plan.

A PDF export is also available for printing.