I have to jump between separate tools to generate new images and edit reference images, which slows me down.

Enable generating new images and editing reference images within a single, integrated workflow. This reduces context switching and speeds up iteration when creating and refining visuals.

This feature streamlines image creation by combining image generation and reference-image editing in one place. Instead of switching between separate tools, you can create new images and make adjustments to reference images within the same workflow. The primary purpose is to reduce friction during iteration, so you can move from idea to usable output faster. It supports a more continuous creative process by keeping your assets, edits, and generation steps closely connected. This is especially useful when you need to refine a reference image before using it to guide a new generation. It also helps when you need multiple quick iterations, because you can make edits and immediately continue generating without exporting and re-importing files. By minimizing tool-hopping, it reduces lost time, duplicated steps, and potential version confusion. The workflow is designed to be faster and more consistent for common tasks like tweaking references, adjusting inputs, and producing variations. Overall, it improves productivity for creators who rely on reference images while generating new visuals.