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Your images and their edits form a working library. Review the actual result before downloading; a thumbnail is useful for finding a photo but too small for checking product accuracy.

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Find a result

Return to Studio and open your image collection. If you are seeing public inspiration in Explore, switch to your own collection using the collection control above the gallery. Check that you are in the correct workspace. Open an image to inspect it. After an edit, try-on, or upscale, look for the new version associated with that image. Video results can appear as separate items or as versions, depending on the model. A completed original does not mean its newest operation has finished.

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Choose the version to keep

Compare the result with the product source:
  • Is the color and garment silhouette right?
  • Are the front and back details on the correct side?
  • Are lettering, logos, fastenings, seams, and pattern placement usable?
  • Are hands, face, edges, and shadows convincing?
  • Does the crop leave room for the intended layout?
Use the version selector to return to an earlier result if a later edit moved away from your intent. Start your next edit from the version you actually want to refine.

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Download the finished file

Select the completed version, then use its Download action. Wait for a video or upscale to finish before downloading that version. Check the downloaded file’s dimensions and format against your publishing requirements. Use a filename that connects the result to the product and view, such as blue-stripe-shirt-front-studio. Keep the original product references alongside your approved exports so another team member can review them. If an image appears missing, check your workspace and collection first. Then refresh the gallery. For a failed or stuck result, see troubleshooting.