Version exploration
Generate AI image variations from the version you select
Choose the exact result you want to continue, describe one useful change, and build a visual family without restarting from text alone.
Original RasterBloom example
One source. One directed change.
Example edit prompt
Keep the product shape, scale, placement, and camera angle. Create a new variation with midnight-blue atmosphere, cyan rim light, and a restrained violet glow.
Branch from the strongest version
A variation is most useful when its parent is explicit. RasterBloom uses the selected image as the source inside a grouped project instead of silently falling back to text-to-image.
Change one visual variable at a time
Explore lighting, background, palette, material mood, composition, or styling in focused steps. Small branches make comparisons clearer and reduce accidental drift.
Keep a navigable trail
Earlier versions remain available, so an unsuccessful direction does not erase the source. Return to a previous image and branch again with a different instruction.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI image variation?
It is a new result guided by an existing image plus written direction, rather than a fresh image generated from text alone.
Can I make multiple directions from one source?
Yes. Return to the selected source and create separate branches for different lighting, settings, palettes, or styles.
How much does a variation cost?
A reference-guided image currently costs 2 credits.
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