The studio
This is where you write and refine your hentai and manhwa art. The left panel holds your brief, the centre shows the render, the right holds your folders. Most settings matter less than the words you write - But three of them matter a lot.
Settings that actually change the output
Ignore the rest until these three are right.
Model
The biggest lever on the page. Turbo and Illustrious read the same prompt differently - Not better or worse. See how they differ.
Aspect ratio
Portrait crops tight on a face. Story ratio gives room for a full figure. Changing ratio changes composition, not just size.
Steps and CFG
Leave these on automatic. High CFG does not mean 'follow my prompt harder'. Past about 8 it usually means burn the colours.
Batches and seeds
Paid accounts render 2, 4, or 8 images from one prompt. Every result records the seed it used, so a version you liked can be reproduced exactly and then varied one setting at a time.
- The seed is the picture's address. Without it you cannot go back.
- Same seed plus same prompt plus same model equals the same image.
- Change one variable at a time or you learn nothing.
What to do when a render disappoints
Resist rewriting the whole prompt. Change one section - Usually the setting or the camera - And keep the seed. You will learn more in five renders this way than in fifty random ones. Negative prompts help with artefacts, not with dull composition.
Common questions
How many images can I generate at once?
Free accounts render one at a time. Paid accounts queue 2, 4, or 8 from a single prompt.
What is a seed and why does it matter?
The seed is the random starting point. Reusing the same seed, prompt, and model reproduces the same picture, which is what lets you change one variable and see only that variable's effect.
Why does my character change between renders?
Small wording changes move the face. Lock the seed and use the editing tools instead of rewriting the prompt.
Where to go next
Continue with editing tools, compare models and what to exclude.