Best practices
Save credits, write better prompts, and keep brand style consistent.
Fewer credits, faster path to deliverable results.
1. Recommended workflow
- Define the use: PDP white bg / lifestyle / pitch / factory—use drives framing.
- 1–3 references: material, silhouette, lighting—drop on canvas or upload in chat.
- Agent for direction, then Generator for model control and batches.
- Inpaint details instead of full regenerations.
- When style locks in, save a brand kit / moodboard and
@it later.
2. Save credits
| Practice | Why |
|---|---|
| Draft on cheaper/faster models | Confirm framing before flagship models |
| Iterate single images, then batch | Batch caps amplify mistakes |
| Inpaint local changes | Cheaper than full regen |
| Read estimated cost before send | Agent stacks multi-step cost |
| Use daily free credits for drafts | They expire same day |
3. Prompt structure
[subject] + [material/craft] + [style] + [angle/framing] + [background] + [use]| Weak | Strong |
|---|---|
| nice earrings | geometric studs, brushed silver, front close-up, pure white, Tmall hero |
| change it | keep silhouette, sapphire gem, thicken band ~20% |
Change 1–2 variables per run for clean A/B.
4. Brand consistency
- Palette + logo → brand kit
- Mood + materials → moodboard
@in chat and state safe-area / forbidden colors
5. Factory handoff
- Enough angles (front, side, detail).
- Review materials/sizes in BOM.
- Human-check units before export.
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