Render actions, retries, Apply to project, history, cancellation, and refunds
Find results, reuse them, retry failures, and understand new charges.
Updated Jul 12, 2026 · 4 min read
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Every generated image is a Render. The Feed and Gallery organize the same project results for different tasks.
Feed and Gallery
The Feed follows one study. Each message appears as one card with its Variant tiles. Active, failed, cancelled, and finished tiles remain grouped with the message that created them.
The Gallery collects finished renders from every study in the project. You can filter by study, mode, model, and quality. You can also sort the loaded results and open any image in the lightbox.
Deleting a finished render moves it to Gallery Trash. Restore returns it to the Gallery.
Select the model and quality line on a Feed card to open Generation details. It can show:
- Source and composer reference images
- Model, quality, image count, and total credits
- Slash-command changes applied by the message
- The five-field Composition snapshot used for the render
That snapshot explains an older render even after project settings change.
Actions that do not submit a render
- Download saves the original result.
- Download 4K creates or reuses a free Lanczos upscale, then downloads it.
- Open in lightbox changes only the viewer.
- Attach image adds the render as composer reference context.
- Apply to project copies selected snapshot fields into current settings.
- Edit prepares this render as an Edit source.
- Enhance from this prepares this render as an Enhance source.
- Delete moves a finished render to Trash.
Edit and Enhance from this do not charge when selected. A charge occurs only if you send the prepared Composer draft.
Actions that submit a charged render
- Regenerate with model creates one new image with a chosen model and quality.
- Variations creates the chosen number of new Medium-quality images.
- Retry creates one replacement for a failed tile.
- Retry with model creates one replacement with a chosen model and quality.
- Shrink subject creates one Medium-quality Enhance render.
- Enlarge subject creates one Medium-quality Enhance render.
Each action creates a new Feed card and uses the normal per-image credit rate. See quality and cost.
Shrink and Enlarge use the finished render as an Enhance source. They preserve the canvas size while changing the subject framing.
Apply to project
Select Apply to project from a finished render. All five Composition fields are selected by default. Clear any field that should keep its current value.
The selected fields overwrite current project settings. Past renders remain unchanged.
If the project has an active saved Preset, you can also save the render's complete Composition snapshot as a new Preset version.
Retry and regenerate
A transient provider error is retried once by the worker. This happens before a tile becomes a final failure. Content-policy, invalid-image, and invalid-size errors are not repeated automatically.
After a final failure:
- Retry keeps the failed job's prompt, mode, model, quality, and attachments.
- Retry with model keeps its prompt, mode, and attachments. You choose model and quality.
Regenerate and manual Retry actions use the project's current Composition when they create the new render. They do not restore the original five-field snapshot.
If an original source, mask, or reference file is no longer available, Regenerate and Variations are disabled. Pick or upload a current image instead.
Cancellation and refunds
Credits are charged when a render message is submitted. Each output tile has its own job and charged amount.
You can stop one job while it is queued or generating. Cancel all requests cancellation for every active sibling in the card.
Cancellation can be too late. Once a job is uploading, CAD Scene lets it reach a final state to avoid an incomplete stored result.
An accepted cancellation refunds that job. A failed job also refunds its charged credits. Refunds are idempotent, so overlapping worker and cancellation cleanup cannot refund twice.
Sibling jobs settle independently. Successful siblings remain charged. Failed or successfully cancelled siblings are refunded.