Keep the festival scene
Select the exact image whose subject is worth exploring. It remains available while you try alternatives.
When the first image feels generic or almost right, use it as a starting point for another candidate and compare the directions together.
Start creating in Chat ↗Each request creates a candidate you can inspect beside the original. This is useful when the mood or composition is still undecided.
Select the exact image whose subject is worth exploring. It remains available while you try alternatives.
Ask for softer light and fewer background details. Review the whole resulting image, including any words or faces.
Try a different setting or composition in another request, then compare the saved candidates and choose one.
The source can guide a new direction, but exact lettering, objects and characters may change. For a requested change to one selected image, read Edit an image.
An illustrative example. Review current inputs, settings and the quote in your workspace.
Give this festival scene a quieter neighborhood mood with softer light and fewer background details.
Give this same festival scene a brighter gathering mood with lively warm light.
Replace sample facts with approved details. Source selection and later review, comparison or packaging happen in the workspace, outside the prompt text.
Decide what the alternative should test and which subject details matter. Bind the correct source to a compatible operation and review settings and quote. Route count limits still apply; several alternatives can require separate requests instead of an invented multi-output command.
Compare saved candidatesInspect subject placement, materials and lettering in each candidate. Compare using the same criteria and record the exact chosen version. Keep the original available for later revisions, then reuse the accepted managed asset in a supported layout or another eligible operation.
Choose visual referencesNo. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.