> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bitstudio.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Find your way around Studio

> Understand the creation panel, your library, and the reusable parts of a bitStudio image.

Studio combines a library of images with a creation panel. Use the panel to make something new, then open a result to inspect, edit, or download it.

## Choose the right starting point

| You have…                                        | Start with…        | Why                                                      |
| ------------------------------------------------ | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| A product photo and an idea for a new scene      | **Generate**       | You can choose the person, clothing, and scene together. |
| A photo of a person and a garment to put on them | **Virtual Try On** | The person photo provides the starting pose and setting. |
| A photo that needs a change                      | **Editor**         | Work from an existing image and keep track of versions.  |
| A finished photo to animate                      | **Video**          | Use it as the starting frame and describe the motion.    |
| An idea for a reusable person                    | **Avatar Builder** | Create an avatar you can use again.                      |

## The three parts of Generate

**Avatar** is the person. Select a library avatar, upload a face reference, or describe a person. A saved avatar helps you return to the same identity.

**Outfit** is the product or clothing. Upload it once or save it in your wardrobe with several views. Clothing described only in text is invented by the model; use photos when the actual product matters.

**Prompt / preset** is the creative direction. A preset supplies a visual setup such as a white studio, an outdoor editorial scene, or a flat lay. Add a short direction to adjust that setup.

<Tip>
  “Model” has two meanings: an **avatar** is the person in the photo; an **image model**, such as Nano Banana 2, is the generation engine. The selector near Generate controls the engine.
</Tip>

## Where your work lives

* **Home** gives you starting points for common workflows.
* **Explore** helps you discover looks and presets.
* **Studio** holds the creation panel and image library.
* **Editor** opens a canvas for changing a selected or uploaded image.
* **Billing** shows your plan, credits, and available upgrades.
* Your **account menu** includes workspace and account options.

Use the folder control above the gallery to change what you are viewing. If you land in **Explore**, switch to your own images to find work you created. [Learn about folders and downloads](/features/library-and-downloads).

On a smaller screen, the creation controls may be collapsed. Open the panel, choose the same workflow tab, then return to the gallery to review results. A missing control can also depend on the selected workflow or your account’s available features.

## Keep these separate

The **Virtual Try On** tab is a creative tool for making images in Studio. A shopper-facing fitting room embedded in an online store is a separate setup; use the [virtual.fit docs](https://docs.virtual.fit) for Shopify and custom JavaScript integrations.