Editing & Re-generating

Iterate on a generated image, remove its background or flip it, then send it on to 3D, texture, parts breakdown, or a palette.

Once an image exists, you don't have to settle for downloading it — you can nudge it closer to what you want, step by step. Everything happens in the image feed in the middle of the Image tool.

Reading the image feed

The feed shows one row per generation request. Each row carries the date, the prompt (with a copy button), and chips for the model, aspect ratio, and style. Depending on the row, you'll also see:

  • Iterate — redraw from this row's image with your changes (see below).
  • View Original — on an iterated image, jump back to the image it started from.
  • Send to Multi-view 3D — send the four images of a 4-View set as one multi-view input, either to 3D mesh (→ 3D Mesh) or 3D texture (→ 3D Texture).
  • Generate all as 3D — send every part image from a Parts Breakdown split into 3D batch generation at once.

Click an image to open it large (the lightbox). Use ←/→ or swipe to move between images, and iterate right from the input at the bottom.

Iterate — just say what to change

Iterate lets you refine an image a little at a time.

  1. Click the pencil icon on the image (Iterate) or the row's Iterate button. In the lightbox, use the input at the bottom.
  2. Describe the change — e.g. "change the color to red", "add a hat", "make it more realistic".
  3. Optionally change the number of images (1–4), aspect ratio, or model, then press Generate. The button shows the credit cost.

PicoBerry makes a new image that applies your change to the original. Because it edits from the original instead of starting over, the overall look holds while only the part you asked about changes. Your note is added to the original prompt, with up to 1,500 characters combined. Iterating a 4-View set makes four new images at once.

Touching up an image

Hover over an image (on mobile the icons are always visible) to get these actions:

  • Image to 3D — make a 3D model from this image. If the background has been removed, the cut-out is what gets sent.
  • Remove Background — keep the subject and make the background transparent. It runs in your browser and costs no credits. Afterwards, Show original / Show background removed switches between the two versions.
  • Flip horizontally (correct left ↔ right) — mirror the image and save it. Handy when a 4-View set comes out with left and right swapped. It overwrites the image file and costs no credits.

The More actions menu (⋯)

  • Send to Reference — put the image in the reference slot for your next generation. It replaces any reference already there and turns 4-View off.
  • Image to Texture — use the image as the input for texturing an existing 3D model.
  • Decompose to Parts — lay out a character, mech, or vehicle as an exploded parts sheet. See Parts Breakdown.
  • Split into Part Images — cut a parts sheet into one image per part (shown on parts sheets only).
  • Extract Palette — pull the image's colors into a saved palette. See PB Palette.
  • Download — save as PNG; with the background removed you get a transparent PNG. Image downloads don't count toward the monthly download limit.
  • View Original · Add to Collection · Delete — in a team workspace you'll also see Move to group / Move to personal.

Actions that cost credits (Decompose to Parts, Split into Part Images, Extract Palette) show their cost right in the menu.

Working on several images at once

Click the round check mark in an image's top-left corner to start selecting. You can then Organise (add to a collection), Download (Download as ZIP or Download individually), or Delete the selected images together.