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Regeneration and image quality

When regeneration is free, what it costs afterwards at 1K, 2K, and 4K, and how to describe the change to get a better frame.

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Not every frame comes out perfect on the first try: that's why every frame in a session can be regenerated. You describe what should change, and we create a new version of the same frame while keeping the product, the scene, and the model's face.

When regeneration is free

  1. The first regeneration of a frame is free

    Each frame gets one free regeneration: up to 3 free regenerations per session in total.

  2. On Pro and above: no limit

    The Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise plans include unlimited free regenerations.

  3. After that, you pay the price of one frame

    A paid regeneration costs the same as a new image at your chosen quality: see the pricing below.

Quality and cost

You pick the quality when creating the session, and it applies to regenerations too: 1K and 2K cost 1 credit each, and 4K costs 2 credits. As a rule of thumb: 1K is enough for quick drafts and previews, 2K is the standard for product pages, and save 4K for large visuals where every detail matters. If a generation fails for a technical reason, the credits are refunded automatically.

Uploading product photos in the Studio
Regeneration always builds on your original uploads: the clearer they are, the better every retry gets.

How to describe the change

  1. Describe only what should change

    “Make the background brighter” works better than retelling the whole scene: the rest is preserved automatically.

  2. Be specific

    “The pocket logo must be clearly readable” beats “fix the details”.

  3. Attach a reference photo when needed

    If a product detail keeps getting lost, add an extra photo of exactly that detail to the regeneration.

Sfat: The first frame of the session acts as the anchor for the model's face: regenerate it first if you're unhappy with the model, and only then move on to the other frames.