Tutorial 02

Using the Gallery

Every image and video you create is saved automatically to your Gallery, just below the main workspace.

1 Find the Gallery

Scroll down below the workspace to see all your past generations in a grid.

The Gallery section header and grid, with several generations visible.
The Gallery section header and grid, with several generations visible.

2 Filter and resize the grid

At the top of the Gallery:

  • Images / Videos — toggle either one off to hide that type.
  • ♡ Heart icon — shows only the items you've liked.
  • Small / Medium / Large (top-right) — changes the thumbnail grid size.
Close-up of the Gallery's filter and grid-size controls.
Close-up of the Gallery's filter and grid-size controls.

3 Open an item

Click any thumbnail to view it full-size. Use the left/right arrows (or your keyboard's arrow keys) to move between items without closing the view.

The full-size lightbox view of a selected image, with navigation arrows.
The full-size lightbox view of a selected image, with navigation arrows.

4 Use the actions below each thumbnail

For images:

IconAction
♡Like — adds it to your Liked filter
⟳Load into work area — sends the image, its original preset, and its source photo back to the top workspace so you can keep editing
ShareCopies a public before/after link to your clipboard
↓Download — saves the full-resolution image to your device
🗑Delete — permanently removes it (asks you to confirm first)

For videos, the same row shows Like, Share, Download, and Delete (no "load into work area," since videos aren't editable further).

An image card in the gallery with its five action icons labeled — Like, Load into work area, Share, Download, Delete.
An image card in the gallery with its five action icons labeled — Like, Load into work area, Share, Download, Delete.
A video card in the gallery with its four action icons — Like, Share, Download, Delete — plus the play-button overlay on the thumbnail.
A video card in the gallery with its four action icons — Like, Share, Download, Delete — plus the play-button overlay on the thumbnail.