wkrp-a01-herb-throws-first-turkey.png → base image (v1, variation 1) ·
wkrp-a01-herb-throws-first-turkey-2.png → variation 2 ·
wkrp-a01-herb-throws-first-turkey-3.png → variation 3 ·
All group under the same prompt entry. Click any thumbnail to set it as the hero image.
Disney kept every sketch. Every rough drawing, every discarded character design, every animation test that didn't make the cut. Not because they knew it would matter — but because they understood something profound: the process is as important as the product.
When historians study the making of Snow White, they don't just look at the finished film. They look at the sketches that came before it. The ideas that were tried and abandoned. The moments where the artists found something they didn't expect. That evolution is the real story.
When you generate multiple Firefly variations of the same prompt to get the faces right, name them with a number suffix. The archive groups them all under the same prompt entry as a variation strip:
All variations appear as thumbnails in a strip below the version header. Click any thumbnail to set it as the hero image — the one that displays large and gets used in the Living Book. The others are preserved as alternates in the archive.
When you refine the prompt and generate a new version (v2), it gets its own section with its own variation strip. You can compare v1 variations vs v2 variations side by side.
Drop any image anywhere on the upload zone. The archive strips the number suffix, finds the matching entry, and adds it to the right variation slot automatically. Drop 20 files at once — they all find their own home.