Set the creative source
Begin with the prompt, reference or existing idea that should anchor the direction.
Creavax product guide
Creavax Studio: branch creative directions without losing versions
Studio is for developing a creative direction over several connected versions instead of treating every generation as an isolated request.
REFERENCE · BRANCH · VERSION · REFINE
Explore a new direction without losing the path that produced it
Keep the source idea visible, branch only when the direction changes and compare versions before deciding what should continue.
SourcePrompt + reference
DirectionConnected branches
HistoryVersions preserved
Quick start
Use the workspace in the right order
Follow this order for a clean first pass. You can return to the deeper sections when a permission, billing choice or destructive action needs more context.
Create the first version
Generate a useful baseline before adding several branches. The first result gives later changes a clear point of comparison.
Branch with intent
Create a new direction when lighting, composition, style or another major choice changes. Keep small refinements close to their source.
Compare before continuing
Review the connected versions and continue from the branch that best matches the intended result.
Core capabilities
What you can do in this workspace
Use these capabilities to understand what belongs here, what connects to another workspace and which actions change public, billing or account state.
Connected creative versions
Keep related attempts visually connected instead of losing their origin in a flat request history.
Reference-driven direction
Use supported references to keep a visual idea anchored while exploring alternatives.
Branch-based exploration
Separate major creative directions so one experiment does not replace another.
Version context
Review the prompt, source and connected result before deciding which direction should continue.
Detailed workflow
Make each important action with context
These sections explain the decisions that matter most before you organize assets, spend credits, publish content, collaborate or change account access.
01
Use branches to represent real creative decisions
A branch should mean something changed in the direction, not simply that another request was sent. This keeps the Studio readable as the project grows.
When several minor changes belong to the same direction, keep them close to the same source so comparison remains useful.
- Branch for major visual changes.
- Keep one clear baseline before exploring alternatives.
- Avoid creating duplicate branches that represent the same idea.
02
Preserve context before choosing the final direction
Studio is most useful when every strong result still has enough context to explain where it came from. Review connected prompts and references before continuing.
When a result becomes the preferred direction, keep it available in the normal Creavax asset workflow rather than relying on a temporary visual state.
- Compare versions at the same stage of refinement.
- Keep useful references available in Library.
- Delete weak branches only after confirming they are no longer needed.
Best practices
Work faster without losing control
- Branch less often, but make each branch meaningful.
- Use references to stabilize the parts of the direction that should not drift.
- Keep a clear baseline so improvements are easy to judge.
Frequently asked
Questions about Studio
Quick answers to the questions that most often come up before using this workspace.
When should I create a new branch?
Create a branch when the creative direction changes in a meaningful way, such as composition, style, lighting or another major decision.
Is Studio the same as Generate history?
No. Generate is request-focused, while Studio is designed to keep creative directions and connected versions visible as a developing workflow.
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Open Studio, complete one small real task and return to this page when you need the detailed workflow.