Compare
Made lots of images and need the best one? Use “Compare”. You compare inside comparison sets — a handful of images you want to look at together.
Putting images in a set
Section titled “Putting images in a set”- Library: click images to select them (click again to deselect, Ctrl+A for all), press “Compare” in the action bar, then choose “New set” or “Add to an existing set”.
- Compare: inside a set, press “+” (Add from the library).
- Test images made while training a LoRA go into a set automatically (see Training a LoRA).
Sets are In progress, Done or Archived. Archived sets drop off the list, but their winning images are still in the library.
Ways to look
Section titled “Ways to look”| View | Good for |
|---|---|
| Side by side | A few images at once. Hover one to see which settings differ from the others |
| Slider | Two images stacked; drag the line to compare details |
| Grid | Lots of images |
| Tournament | Picking round by round until the best are left |
With the “Synced loupe” on, hovering over one image magnifies the same spot on all of them; scroll to change the zoom.
Diff table
Section titled “Diff table”Each set shows “N differences · N in common” at the top. Expand it for the diff table: model, LoRAs, sampler, steps, CFG, seed, size, prompt… The settings that differ stand out, and the shared ones are folded together.
Tournament
Section titled “Tournament”For when there are too many to pick at a glance.
- Choose “Tournament”.
- Each round, click the images you like (or press their number keys) to mark them as advancing; double-click to view one large.
- Press “Next round” (or Enter) to keep only those.
- When you’ve narrowed it down, press “These are the ones”. The marked images are the winners, and the set moves to Done.
Winners show up as sources on the Recombine page. To pick again, use “Back to the last round” or “Start over”.
XY table
Section titled “XY table”When the images differ in just one or two settings (say 3 LoRAs × 2 CFG values), lay them out in rows and columns and read the difference off the headers. “⇄ Swap axes” swaps rows and columns.
Export
Section titled “Export”“Export image” saves what you’re looking at as a single image; XY tables can be exported as a table too. Large sets are scaled down automatically.