Write one instruction and the Lab turns it into a batch of distinct prompts, or paste your own. Add a reference photo to keep a product or character consistent, run several image models on the same prompts, and star the images worth keeping.
One batch: a reference photo of a mug and a single instruction. Prompt expansion wrote eight prompts, and the mug kept its glaze, base and handle in every image.
Pick more than one model and each runs the same prompts in the same batch. These came back together, one image per model, and are shown as generated.
A heating engineer in his forties sitting in the driver's seat of his van at night, seen side-on from the passenger seat, phone light on his face, paperwork on the dashboard, face small in frame. Documentary photograph of a real UK small business, natural light, 35mm lens, shallow depth of field, ordinary work clothes, realistic hands. Nobody looks at the camera; faces are side-on, turned away or small in the frame. No text, lettering, logos, signage or readable screens.
Each batch keeps its instruction, prompts, settings and images together, so you can come back to it, star the best and generate more.
Write one instruction, or paste the exact prompts you want.
Prompt expansion writes up to 50 variations from one instruction, and you can edit them before anything runs. Add reference photos when the batch has to match a product, a face or a style.
Pick one model or several, then the aspect ratio and size.
Each prompt can run up to ten times, and every model you pick runs the same prompts, so the results compare like for like.
Star the best images and build on them.
Generate more from a prompt that works, start a new batch from any image, or download the whole batch as a ZIP.
One instruction becomes a batch of distinct prompts. Review and edit them before you generate, or skip expansion and write your own.
Add up to ten photos to keep a product, a person or a look consistent across every image in the batch.
Run the same prompts through more than one model, each with its own aspect ratio and size, and compare the results side by side.
Star the keepers, generate more from them, or open any image as the starting point for a new batch.
Paint over the area you want to change and describe the fix. The rest of the image stays as it was.
Save an instruction, model and reference photos as a template for the next run, and download any batch as a ZIP.
100
Images in one batch
50
Prompt variations from one instruction
10
Reference images per batch
Open the Lab, describe the set you need and let it write the prompts. Star what works, generate more from it and download the batch when it is ready.