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Editors
Studio, inpaint, upscale, relight, photodump: which button does what.
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01Studio: the main editor3 min readStudio is a chat with a model. You describe what you want, it replies with an image, a video or text. The whole history is saved, like in a messenger.02Inpaint: fix a photo with a brush2 min readInpaint means you paint over a piece of a photo and say in words what should be there instead. The rest of the frame stays untouched.03Upscale and background removal1 min readTwo tools that need no prompt at all: upload an image and press the button.04Relight: change the light in a photo2 min readRelighting repaints the light in an existing photo. The person, the pose and the background stay the same; only the lighting changes — an overcast shot becomes a golden sunset.05Face swap1 min readTake two photos: the first is the scene (pose, clothes, background), the second is the face. The model puts the second face into the first scene.06Character swap1 min readThe same as face swap, but the whole person is replaced, not just the face. First photo — the scene, second — the new character.07Photodump: a series in one click2 min readA photodump is a batch of "casual" photos in one style, the kind people post on social media. You pick an aesthetic and a frame count; the editor builds the series itself: a portrait, a shot in motion, a detail, a mirror selfie.08Soul Moodboard: style from your own images2 min readA moodboard is a board of images that set a mood. You bring 2–14 of them, write WHAT to draw, and the model draws it in the shared style of the whole board.
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