Work Images: Sources, Studio and Revisions
Create and edit images within a Work project. Find source inputs, Image studio tools, history and practical checks for your returned image.
Choose a source and workflow
Work image tasks return image artifacts within a larger task. Direct Image Generator/Image Editor forms have their own inputs and model controls. Do not assume the two entry points expose identical settings.
Supply a permitted image or clear brief
For text generation, name subject, style, composition and shape. For editing, identify the intended source and permitted use. Check actual accepted format/size and model image-input support; a visible upload control is not successful processing.
Studio request lifecycle
Choose the source in history, inspect it with Zoom, choose a tool and write the instruction. A region can guide Edit/Comment/Remove. Add to chat prepares source/context; review and Send runs the request.
History and preservation
Select original and returned images deliberately. Compare requested and preserved details. Remove BG requests transparency; Resize requests reframing and may redraw details. Inspect actual transparency, dimensions, outlines and labels.
Access and usage
Creating and revising in Work requires Plus and applicable credits. Model/media operations and follow-ups can add usage. Active-session capacity, hourly new-task launches and account credits are separate. Inspect current options and Usage; there is no fixed price for a game, image or finished film.
Load, attachment and generation errors
Retry a source load through the displayed control. Check whether the selected image attached successfully and the model can use it. For an unsuitable output, return to the intended original and request a narrower change.
Image reference questions
Inputs, draft requests and results are different.
Do all image models accept the same source inputs?
No. Check the selected model and current form/task controls for supported inputs and limits.
Does Remove BG prove my output has transparency?
It requests a background-removal result. Inspect the actual output and its edges; a tool label is not an alpha-channel check.
Guides and resources
Find more detail and choose your next step.
Give your next image a clear direction.
Open Gab AI and choose Work for the project. Use the image lesson’s brief, or open an existing permitted source and prepare a focused edit.