imagery

To generate project images directly inside your assets directory, you provide iterative text prompts that create and store visuals locally. This keeps visual generation aligned with your active work without requiring external services.

Managing image iterations involves viewing existing generated assets and comparing variants within your project. You can refine visuals using iterative prompts and delete unwanted variants after user confirmation to keep the assets folder tidy and relevant for your UI mockups.

Yes, you can create hero art and illustrations without external services by generating and refining them directly within the project's assets directory. This enforces project-scoped operation, keeping all visual assets local and immediately accessible for reuse.

Project image generation works strictly for the active project by enforcing project-scoped operation. It stores all generated images, refined variants, and mockups locally under the specific assets directory to ensure visuals remain aligned with the current work.

To delete unwanted generated image assets from your project folder, you use lifecycle controls that remove variants after user confirmation. This management feature ensures your assets directory stays tidy and only contains relevant, reused visuals for your active project.