Image Generation
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After
Was
Now — and why it changed
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Image generation had three separate pages in the old UI: Text To Image (generate from a prompt), Image To Image (use a reference), and Image Editing (inpaint, upscale, remove background, create variations). Switching between these modes required clicking different nav items, losing your place in the process.
All three are now unified in a single AI Image Generator workspace. You start by picking a model card or a task chip — Qolaba shows you the right controls for that task automatically. Reference images, editing tools, and generation all coexist in the same canvas.
Three separate sidebar items for three modes. Switching from text-to-image to image-to-image meant navigating away and starting fresh.
One unified canvas. Pick a model card to set your generation style, or a task chip to jump straight to a workflow. The right panel adapts based on what you're doing.
Generated images appear directly in the canvas at full size. You can generate multiple variants side by side and compare before downloading.
Hover any image to reveal the action row: Expand (full-screen view), Edit (inpaint, upscale, remove background, variation), Feedback (thumbs), Download, and Create video — which hands the image off directly to the Video Generator.
Create Images → Text To Image (separate page)
Left rail → Image — the default view is text-to-image
Create Images → Image To Image (separate page)
Same page → click + From a reference image chip — upload a reference and the controls adapt automatically
Create Images → Image Editing (separate page)
Same canvas → hover a generated image → click the Edit (wand) icon
Model dropdown in the left panel
Model cards in the canvas: Flux 1.1 Pro, Gemini · Nano Banana, GPT Image, Ideogram — with subtitles explaining each model's strength
Select Preset, Private Session toggle
Still available under Advanced in the right panel
Magic Prompt, Keywords, Negative Keywords
Magic Prompt button in the prompt bar; Negative prompt under Advanced
No. of Generations 1–4, Quality 0.5K–4K, Dimension grid
Number of images 1–4, Quality, Aspect ratio grid — same options, right panel
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