Elements

An Element is something you want to keep the same across takes: a character, a place, an object or a look. You give it a name, a handle, up to six reference images and a note about what must not change. Then you mention it in any prompt with @ and the studio attaches the references and the note for you.

There are four kinds: Cast, Locations, Props and Styles.

Creating one

Open Elements and press New element, or start from a take with Create element in its overlay.

Mentioning an Element in a prompt

Type @ in any prompt. A list opens with your Elements, filtered as you type by handle or name, followed by recent references and Browse references. Pick with the arrow keys and Enter, or click.

Each mentioned Element shows as a chip under the prompt. The chip’s cross removes the mention from the text.

When you generate:

• the handle is replaced by the Element’s name in the prompt the model sees;
• the note is appended once;
• the Element’s references are attached, in order, in whatever reference slots remain after the images you attached directly, up to the model’s limit.

An @word that matches nothing stays as plain text.

Managing Elements

The Elements page groups cards by kind, with All elements, Favourites, each kind, and each project in the sidebar. Every card shows the handle, how many references it has and how many takes used it.

• Hover a card for Use in prompt, which copies the handle.
• The card menu offers Edit, Move to project, Duplicate (a copy with a numbered handle) and Delete.
• Click a card for the drawer: the note, kind, handle, how many takes used it, and the last twelve takes that mention it.

From a take’s overlay, Assign to element adds that take as a reference to an Element you already have, as long as it has room.

There is no limit on how many Elements you can keep.