When to Use Edit
Change one detail (color, accessory, background element)
Fix something small while keeping layout and characters intact
Reduce or soften an overused detail (like a stroller or toy)
Example prompts:
“Change Dad’s jacket to blue, keep everything else the same.”
“Make the penguin larger, keep the family unchanged.”
Reference Image
Keeps characters consistent across edits
Locks in face, hair, and overall likeness
Choose one page where the character looks “just right” and reuse it
Style Guide Image
Keeps colors, mood, and artistic style consistent
Prevents pages from drifting into different tones or textures
Choose one page with the look you like best and apply it as a guide
Tips for Better Results
Make one edit at a time for predictable changes
Always add “keep everything else the same” in your prompt
Combine a Reference + Style Guide for the most consistent outcome
Edit vs. Regenerate vs. Rewrite
Edit: Small fixes (color, accessory, brightness)
Regenerate: When the entire image feels off
Rewrite: When the left page story doesn’t match what you want