Using on mobile

A fixed 5-tab bar replaces the desktop sidebar. Tabs: Canvas (the node canvas), Preview (full-area view of the selected image; Split and Inpaint are reached from its inner tab bar), Layers (layer compositing), History (your generations), and Chat (the Agent).

The generation settings panel is no longer a tab. On the canvas, tap the Presets button (next to Import photo) to slide it up over the canvas. Switch to another tab to dismiss it. All generation settings-tab selection, prompt, resolution, and options-are inside this panel.

In the Controls panel, generation tabs show icons only-the sub-label text (e.g. "Concepts", "Textures") is hidden on mobile to save space. The active tab is highlighted with an underline.

The History tab in the bottom bar opens your generated images as a full-screen list. Tap History again to close it.

Tap a node to select it: a ••• button appears above it instead of the desktop toolbar. Tap ••• to open the same actions-Info, Ref, Texture, Layers, Send to, Save, Copy, Duplicate, Split, Prompt, Delete, and more-as a bottom sheet. Long-press on empty canvas still opens the pane menu (paste, etc.); long-press on a node does not.

In the Video tab, tap a canvas node's ••• button and choose Send to Start Image or Send to End Image (or the equivalent Start/End frame action for the active video model).

The reference images panel is hidden on mobile. Reference images cannot be added from a phone. Use a tablet or desktop for workflows that rely on reference images.

The desktop status bar at the bottom of the screen is hidden on mobile and replaced by the bottom nav spacer.

A fixed 3-tab bar at the bottom: Brief (your project inputs), Concept (the generated concept overview and its versions), and Images (direction renders and moodboards). You can also swipe left or right to move between these tabs.

Fill in your project brief here-space type, style, requirements, and any other inputs. All form fields are accessible by scrolling within the tab.

The Brief tab has a bottom bar with Load Example, Parse Brief and Clear. Use the Generate button in the brief to start generation, then open the Concept tab to follow progress.

Shows the generated concept overview-title, description, design directions, and a brief summary. Section headers stack vertically on mobile rather than sitting side-by-side.

In the Concept tab, open the Versions heading to browse previous concept versions for the session. Tap any version to restore it.

View direction renders and moodboard images. Images are displayed in a single-column grid on mobile rather than the 2-column layout on desktop. Tap any image to open the fullscreen lightbox.

In the fullscreen image viewer, swipe left or right to navigate between images without closing the lightbox.

The credits summary and export bar at the bottom of the desktop layout is hidden on mobile. Downloads are available via the individual image download buttons.

A Controls button appears in a second nav row below the main header. Tap it to show or hide the settings panel (source image, generation options, export format). Tap again to dismiss.

The model viewer is fully touch-enabled. Single finger drag to rotate, pinch to zoom, and two-finger drag to pan around the model.

Upload or remove a source image from the Controls panel. The frosted glass Download and Fullscreen buttons appear over the image on tap.

Two buttons appear in a second nav row: Controls (generation settings) and Outputs (panorama, world description). Tap either to slide it up as a bottom sheet. Only one can be open at a time.

The controls and outputs panels slide up to 85% of the screen height. A drag handle appears at the top of the sheet. Tap the backdrop (dimmed area) to close the sheet.

Single finger drag to orbit and look around the 3D world.

Pinch to move forward or backward through the scene. Pinch outward moves forward, pinch inward moves back.

An on-screen directional pad (↑ ← ↓ →) sits in the bottom-left of the viewer. Hold any button to move continuously. The E button moves up and the Q button moves down. All buttons respond to touch.