Tips & tricks

Use reference images generously

Uploading 2–3 reference images (via the ref image panel) significantly improves how closely results match your intended style and material palette.

Layers for targeted fixes

If one area of a render is off - a window, a floor material, a piece of furniture - use the Layers tab to paint a mask and re-generate only that region.

Set resolution early

Choose your output resolution before generating. A 4K generation costs more than 1K/2K, so it can be more economical to generate at a lower resolution and upscale only the results you like. Check the live cost table under Credits & pricing before choosing a workflow.

Build on results

Select any result node on the canvas to make it the source for your next generation. Chain transformations - e.g. Create → Style → Lighting → Upscale - for refined final renders.

Use Split view for client presentations

Set your original as Before and the AI render as After. Zoom in on detail and share the split comparison directly from the browser.

Save prompts as Custom shortcuts

If you have a prompt you use repeatedly - a specific material treatment, a lighting setup - save it in the Custom tab as a named shortcut.

Interior Concept Generator for pitch decks

Run the Interior Concept Generator for a client brief and download the direction renders, material moodboard, and space moodboard as a ready-to-present package.

Multiple image drops

You can drop multiple images onto the canvas at once - each becomes its own node. Great for comparing source options or uploading a whole batch of references.