Brews

A brew is a saved recipe for a result you like. It captures the model, the settings (aspect ratio, style, and the rest), any styles or LoRAs you stacked, and — if you choose — the prompt. Load a brew and the composer rebuilds the whole setup in one click, so you reproduce a look without rebuilding it by hand.

Open Brews in the sidebar. The page has two tabs:

• My Brews — recipes you saved or cloned.
• Explore — brews shared with your brand or published for everyone in your studio.

Save a brew

You save a brew from a result you already created.

When you finish creating an image, click Save as Brew below the result. You can also save from a result in Gallery — open the image and choose the save-as-brew option. Either way, the same dialog opens, pre-filled with the model and settings from that result.

In the dialog:

1. Enter a Name (required) — for example, “Anime Portrait Setup”.
2. Add a Description (optional) to remind yourself what the brew is for.
3. Set the Include prompt text toggle:
   • On — the prompt is saved and pre-filled when you load the brew.
   • Off — only the model and settings are saved. The dialog shows “Config only — no prompt”, and you write a fresh prompt each time.
4. Click Save Brew.

The brew appears under My Brews.

Use a brew

On the My Brews tab, each card shows a preview image, the brew name, the model, the prompt (if saved), and how many times the brew has been used.

Click Use on a card to load the brew into the composer. It restores:

• The model (or stays on Auto if that model is not available to you)
• The prompt, if the brew was saved with one
• All settings — aspect ratio, style, and the rest
• Any styles or LoRAs and their weights — see Styles & LoRAs
• Any reference image that was active when the brew was saved

A confirmation appears once the brew loads. From there, create as-is, or change one thing and create a variation. See Creating images for the full composer.

Edit or delete a brew

Each card on My Brews has two more controls:

Control	What it does
Edit (pencil icon)	Opens a dialog to change the Name and Description only
Delete (trash icon)	Removes the brew after you confirm

Editing changes the name and description, not the saved model, settings, or prompt. To change the recipe itself, use the brew, adjust the composer, and save a new brew.

Share a brew

Click the share control on a brew card to open the Share Brew dialog and choose who can see and use it.

Visibility	Who can see it
Private	Only you
Brand	Everyone on this brand can use it
Public	Listed on the Explore tab for everyone in your studio

When you set a brew to Brand or Public, the dialog gives you a share link you can copy. Two limits apply:

• A brew needs a preview image before you can publish it. If a brew has none, use it to create an image first, then share.
• Video brews can’t be published yet.

Explore and clone

The Explore tab lists brews shared across your studio. Search by name, filter by model or creator, and sort by Recent or Most Used. Click a brew to open its detail page, where you can see the prompt, settings, and any styles or LoRAs it uses.

To make a shared brew your own, open it and click Clone to My Brews. The copy lands under My Brews, where you can rename it, share it, or use it like any brew you saved yourself. Cloned brews keep an attribution line showing whose recipe they came from.

Tips

• Build a style template — save a brew with the prompt toggled off. Each time you load it, you write a new subject while keeping the same model, settings, and style stack.
• Iterate fast — load a brew, change one setting, create, and save the variation as a new brew under a different name.
• Reuse a complex stack — a brew keeps every style or LoRA and its weight, so it’s the quickest way to rebuild a multi-style setup.
• Keep a reference series consistent — save the brew with your reference image loaded, and the reference comes back every time you load or share it.