Chat and creation
View results, download, and continue
Distinguish viewing, regenerating, continuing, favoriting, and collecting to avoid unintended actions or repeated charges.
On this page
View and download
Click a result to open the shared image viewer. Inspect dimensions, ratio, and format and download the original to retain the full file. Screen preview size is not original resolution.
The viewer overlays current reference-edit markings when present. Downloading an edited preview temporarily composites what is shown; this is not a new generated result.
What each action does
| Action | Effect |
|---|---|
| Continue creating | Uses this result in another input or step without overwriting it. |
| Regenerate or retry | Creates a new request under current permissions and pricing; random generation is not guaranteed to reproduce a result. |
| Image editing | Opens split, transform, annotation, or outpaint, with different behavior and charging. |
| Favorite | Stores source location rather than copying content. |
| Inspiration | Keeps the associated input, prompt, and selected output unit for later reading. |
| Delete | Moves the target and relevant downstream into Trash after confirmation. A single output deletion does not delete sibling results or upstream operations. |
Check before keeping a result
- Open the downloaded original and verify dimensions. The displayed thumbnail is not a full-resolution file.
- Continuation adds a step; regeneration creates another potentially paid request. You do not need to delete an old result to keep its original.
- Shared results belong to that workspace. Payment and ownership differ. Download permitted deliverables for long-term keeping rather than retain only a link.
- Favorites support revisiting and inspiration supports creative units. Independent image files still need downloading or backup.
More actions on a phone
Narrow panels place secondary actions in the theme-colored More menu. Continue creating also moves there if it cannot fit the row; it is not removed.
Open More and choose an action. The menu adapts to available space near viewport edges and returns to the same image when closed.