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Your feed and image actions

Every image you generate appears in your feed, from newest to oldest. Each image is also the starting point for the next one: in one click, you can edit it, upscale it, animate it or reuse it as a reference.


Finding your images


Above the feed:


  • Search your generations.
  • Filter by date or by model.
  • Workflows results: also show the images produced by your workflows.
  • List or grid view, depending on whether you want to see the prompts or only the images.


Your feed is private. The members of your project can't see your generations. To share an image, add it to a collection.


Image actions


Click the three dots on an image in the feed, or open it full size.


The menu of an image in the feed


  • Add to collection: files the image in one or more collections, or creates one on the fly.
  • Edit: sends the image to the editor to clean it, replace an element or change its format.
  • Magnify: upscales the image and adds detail, up to 4K.
  • Video: animates the image.
  • Remove background / Replace background: cuts out the subject or changes its setting in one click.
  • Reuse: reuses the image's model or prompt, or sets the image as a reference (Reuse image) for a new generation.
  • Variations: creates close variations of the image.
  • Download: downloads the image.
  • Delete: removes the image from your feed.


Deletion is permanent: a deleted image cannot be recovered.


The detail view


Click an image to open it full size. You'll find the same actions there, and the arrows let you move from one image to the next.


The detail view of an image


Tips


  • Iterate from your best image: Reuse image sets it as a reference, then ask for one change at a time.
  • Turn on Workflows results if you can't find an image produced by a workflow.
  • File as you go in collections: it is the only way to share your images with the team.


Glossary


  • Feed: the private history of your generations.
  • Collection: a selection of images and videos shared with the project members.
  • Reuse image: the action that sets an image as a reference for a new generation.
  • Magnify: Seelab's upscaling tool.

Updated on: 31/10/2026

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