When to Use Regenerate
The entire image feels wrong or doesn’t match the story
A detail keeps repeating across edits (like a stroller or hat)
Too many edits have made the picture drift away from the style you want
You want a totally new version of the scene
Example prompts:
“Regenerate this page in watercolor style, keep the same family, focus on the aquarium tank.”
“Regenerate with a softer, bedtime mood.”
How It Works
The AI rereads the left-hand story page to decide what to draw
It ignores previous edits and starts fresh
You can add a short guiding prompt to push the image in the right direction
Reference Image
Use a Reference to keep characters looking consistent after a fresh start
Example: Choose a page where your child’s face and hair look accurate and apply it here
Style Guide Image
Use a Style Guide to keep the new illustration’s tone and colors aligned with the rest of the book
Example: Pick a page with soft watercolor tones so the regenerated page matches
Tips for Better Results
Keep prompts short and specific: one guiding idea is enough
Combine a Reference + Style Guide for consistency
If the story text doesn’t describe what you want, use Rewrite before regenerating
Edit vs. Regenerate vs. Rewrite
Edit: Fix small details, keep most of the page the same
Regenerate: Start over with a whole new image from your story
Rewrite: Adjust the story text so the AI knows what to illustrate