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Visual iteration
Explore a few meaningful alternatives around one reference. Keep the starting point, compare what changed, and build on the direction you choose.
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Concept illustration / World buildingImage to image / Start with what you have
Upload a reference. Describe what stays and what changes. Explore a new version with image to image AI.
Reference
VariationKeep the explorer, ridge silhouette, planet placement, and wide viewpoint. Change the lighting to cool blue hour with a restrained warm glow along the horizon. Do not add new subjects.
Illustrative reference/variation pairs created with an external image tool, not RasterBloom output benchmarks. Compare each result with its source; generated details can change.
Try image to image01 / A deliberate direction
Use the same parent image for each alternative. Change the visual question, rather than inheriting another branch’s mistakes.
02 / A deliberate direction
A new direction does not need to replace the last one. Preserve the source and return to a successful version when needed.
A practical workflow
Give each attempt one purpose, then review the result against the brief before moving on.
Choose the image that best represents the idea you want to explore.
Try a warmer light, different palette, or alternate setting. Keep the rest of the brief stable.
Check each version against the source, then select the next reference deliberately.
Put it into words
Adapt the subject, details, and requested change to your own source. Review the image instead of assuming the prompt was followed exactly.
Keep the explorer, foreground ridge, planet placement, and wide camera view. Make a cooler blue-hour lighting variation with a restrained warm horizon. Do not introduce extra subjects.
Before you begin
A new result guided by an existing image and a changed prompt, rather than an unrelated text-only generation.
Yes. Select the original again for each alternate direction, and compare them against the same reference.
Each reference-guided variation costs 2 credits. Two attempts use 4 credits, so plan a small comparison before creating a large set.
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