Discuss an outfit combination
Use clothing and character references to request a styling proposal. Check garment shapes and proportions; the result is a visual concept, not a fit measurement.
Multi-Reference Image Generator
Give each authorized image one clear job—subject, style, palette, material, outfit, prop, or composition—then describe one new result.
References guide a new generation; they do not guarantee exact copying, identity retention, label preservation, or automatic collage assembly.
Prepare your references for Studio
How to use this tool
Add references with distinct roles
Add authorized references within the selected model’s limit.
Explain what each image should guide
Explain each image’s role and your desired result; check settings and cost.
Continue in Studio and inspect
Continue in Studio, sign in if asked, then inspect reference details and download.
Give each reference a clear role
Arrange a group of objects
Assign separate references to desk objects, materials and lighting. Describe their placement so a product or productivity scene has a clear hierarchy.
Stage a fictional pair
Give two authorized character references distinct roles in one imagined setting. Check each person and the shared lighting before using the image as a story concept.
Compare an interior direction
Combine a room reference with wood, fabric or furniture cues. Explain what should stay in place and check the result against the real room before making design decisions.
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Multi-Reference Image Generator questions
Learn how Create starts generation in Studio and how reference limits work before you start.
How many reference images can I prepare?
The active limit depends on the selected model. This page shows the supported references and settings. Click Create to carry them into Studio and start generation automatically; sign in first if needed.
Does reference order matter?
Clear roles matter more than relying on order alone. Name each image by its intended job in the prompt, such as subject, outfit, material, prop, palette, or composition, before you continue to Studio.
Which file formats are supported?
This browser form accepts authorized JPG, PNG, and WebP images and keeps the prepared references local until Studio opens.
Will the result copy every reference exactly?
No. Studio creates a new image and may change identity, labels, colors, proportions, small details, or composition. Review important details before publishing.
Which model should I choose?
Use the selector to compare SugarCube's current public image model catalog. Choose the model whose reference allowance, ratio, quality, cost, and visual behavior fit the task.
What happens when I continue to Studio?
Click Create to open Studio with your prompt, chosen settings, and authorized reference files. Once the inputs are restored and ready, generation starts automatically without another click; sign in first if needed.
Add references for your composition
Return with a subject and a clear goal, then check the available settings.
Start your brief