Once you've made an image you don't have to settle for the first try — you can nudge it toward the result you want. Click any image to open the large view (lightbox); the same actions are also on each image's menu (⋯) in your library.
Re-generate (iterate)
Iterating lets you adjust an image step by step until it's right.
- Click an image to open the large view.
- In the input beside it (below it on mobile), type what to change — for example, "make it blue" or "add a hat".
- Optionally change the model or count, then press Generate.
PicoBerry creates a new image that applies your change on top of the original. Because it uses the source image as an anchor rather than starting from scratch, it's great for keeping the overall look while changing just one thing. On an iterated image, View Original takes you back to the image it started from.
Refine an image
Open an image's menu (⋯) in your library to:
- Remove background — drop the background to keep just the subject, ideal before sending into Image to 3D.
- Flip horizontally — mirror the image. Use it to correct a 4-view sheet whose left/right came out swapped.
- Download — save as PNG. If you've removed the background, you get a transparent PNG.
- Rename, add to a collection, or delete.
Send to the next step
Hand a generated image straight to another tool as its input:
- Image to 3D — reconstruct a 3D model from the image.
- Image to Texture — use this image as the texture input for an existing 3D model.
- Send to Reference — drop it into the reference slot for your next image generation. (Only one reference image is used at a time.)