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Image Projects
Keep a picture and its instructions together, instead of starting from nothing each time.
What they are
The Image Creator's Chat mode opens on a new conversation, and beside that it has Projects. A project is a name, an optional starting picture, and standing instructions that every generation in it follows.
Think of it as a folder that remembers the brief: "Server icons — dark blue, flat, no text", or one character you keep drawing in new poses.
Making one
- Open the Image Creator and switch to Chat
- Switch from New Chat to Projects — the three sub-modes there are New Chat, Projects and History
- Press “New Project”
- Give it a name, upload a base image if you have one, and write the instructions you would otherwise retype every time
Step 3's button appears once you are on Projects — the first three are the sub-modes of Chat, and Projects is the one to be standing on.
Where the pictures end up
Everything made inside a project still lands in your normal Gallery, so nothing is hidden away in a corner. The project is about keeping the instructions together, not about separating the results.
Use a project whenever you are making a set — a full icon pack, a row of item textures, one character in several poses. Use plain Generate for one-off pictures; the project is overhead you do not need there.
Where to next
- Next in Image Creator: When a Picture Is Not Saved
- First picture, no project: Overview — The Generate and Gallery sides of the tool.
- Not happy with the look: Styles — The styles you can ask a project for.
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