When to change a parameter

Check the description first

Most bad pictures come from a vague description. A parameter changes how the model draws. It can’t add a detail the prompt never asked for. Reread the description and ask whether a stranger could draw the scene from it.

Open Advanced Model Settings

1. Edit the design

   Open the Designs tab and press Edit on the design.

2. Pick the text, image or video tab

   The edit form has text, image and video tabs. Each has its own Advanced Settings button.

3. Pick the model

   Press Advanced Settings. Choose the model in Model. The window loads the parameters that model takes, filled with your saved values or its defaults.

4. Change and save

   Change what you need and press Save. Reset to Defaults puts every field back. Cancel closes without saving.

Settings are saved per model, per design. Every generation in a project that uses that design picks them up.

Test on one image

Say your cast portraits come back glossy and too contrasty.

1. Pick one character

   Open one character’s portrait and press Generate Character. Don’t run the whole cast. A bulk run charges for every character and tells you nothing more.

2. Lower the guidance scale

   Harsh, oversaturated, plastic output is the usual sign of guidance set too high. Lower it a step or two and generate again.

3. Change one thing at a time

   If you change guidance, steps and the scheduler together, you won’t know which one helped.

4. Check the style prompt

   Still glossy? Words like “hyperdetailed” and “8k” in the style prompt pull models toward that look.

What each parameter does is in The parameters.