Bring the starting points
Find an eligible source and decide whether you want its content, its qualities or a revision of the source itself.
FOR THE DIRECTION YOU HAVE IN MIND
Bring references, select useful qualities and compare your directions. Take the chosen pieces into a supported native design or save them for the next request.
Find an eligible source and decide whether you want its content, its qualities or a revision of the source itself.
Choose concrete traits such as light, texture or composition. Keep supporting guidance separate from the edit target.
Compare the candidates and keep exact versions. Build a native board from accepted managed assets where supported.
The reference board is a placeholder. Selected qualities guide supported requests; they do not guarantee a style lock or exact matching across different models.
Choose Image creation in Chat, then review the model, settings and cost.
Separate approved subject content, inspiration and the edit target. Review a supported Taste Profile when useful, then edit descriptions and palette. Remove traits that belong only to the source subject so the next request remains understandable for another output or model.
Review Taste ProfilesCompare candidates using the chosen qualities and inspect each one independently. Save accepted managed assets and arrange them in a supported native Studio layout where available. Keep captions and text editable so the board explains the reasoning behind the selected direction.
Choose reference purposesSaving keeps the output in the workspace. Download, content-set delivery and activation of an eligible public release are separate supported actions.
The public boards are labeled layout placeholders. They explain the story and review decisions, not live-provider quality. Inspect the actual saved result in your workspace.