Edit and Restyle Images

Before converting anything to 3D, it's often worth polishing your images.

Edit vs Restyle (Decision Rule)

• Use Edit when you want targeted changes to specific elements
• Use Restyle when you want to change the overall look/mood while keeping composition

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Edit Images (Precise Changes)

Typical Use Cases

• Fix colors, materials, or artifacts
• Remove or add a prop
• Adjust a specific lighting element

How to Start

1. Right-click an image → Edit Image (or drag it into chat)
2. Describe exactly what to change
3. Specify what must stay the same

Example

"Edit @generated/images/assassin_thief_medieval_realistic_53be.png with the following edits:

• Make his coat pure black, with a matte leather look
• Keep his pose, camera angle, and background exactly the same"

Advanced Edit: Use Another Image as Reference

"Edit @path/to/image.png with the following edits:

• Put the dagger in his hand Using @path/to/dagger_image.png"

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Restyle Images (Global Style/Mood)

Great For

• Switching art style (painterly → 3D render, etc.)
• Day → night, sunny → rainy, cozy → horror
• Matching a project lookbook

How to Restyle

1. Right-click an image → Restyle Image
2. Describe target style + mood
3. Call out what must stay the same (pose/layout/camera)

Example

Restyle the image @generated/images/assassin_thief_medieval_realistic_53be.png with the style: hyper-realistic 3D at night, lit by warm lanterns, rich detailed textures, cinematic contrast. Keep the character pose and building layout the same.