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Advanced Features and Workflow Tips

8 min read Intermediate Updated Aug 13, 2026

Use the current project, editor, generation, and backup controls with fewer surprises. This page documents features visible in the public web app.

Find and organize projects

Search and sort

The project list searches project titles and descriptions. Sort the results by creation date or title, then choose ascending or descending order.

  • Use names that identify the production and sequence.
  • Add the scene, version, or delivery format to the description.
  • Delete a project only after confirming that you no longer need its browser-stored media.

Export a project backup

Open a project and choose the download icon in the editor toolbar. The app creates a JSON file containing the project title, description, frames, and embedded image or video data available to the project.

  1. Wait for active generation tasks to finish.
  2. Choose the download icon in the editor toolbar.
  3. Store the downloaded JSON file with your production backups.
  4. Open the file only in software you trust because it can contain project text and media data.

The current public app exports project data but does not provide a matching import control. Treat the JSON file as a backup and handoff record, not as a guaranteed one-click restore package.

Edit scripts and generate images in batches

Batch script editing

Use the pencil control in the editor toolbar to review and update the text for several frames in one place. Confirm frame order and shot purpose before saving the batch.

Batch image generation

Use the image control in the editor toolbar to generate images for frames that need them. A progress panel reports completed and failed items. Small batches make it easier to inspect continuity and retry only the frames that need revision.

Reuse character and style guidance

Project consistency settings provide a character profile and a style preset. The editor includes this guidance when it prepares image-generation requests.

  • Keep character descriptions short and stable: name, appearance, wardrobe, and one story-relevant prop.
  • Use the style preset for palette, medium, contrast, and recurring visual treatment.
  • Use the extract-from-script control as a draft, then review the names and descriptions before saving.
  • Repeat location and continuity details in the relevant frame text when they must not drift.

Choose the interface language

The current interface bundles 16 language options: Chinese, English, Japanese, French, Arabic, Malay, German, Slovenian, Filipino, Spanish, Urdu, Irish, Thai, Vietnamese, Hindi, and Turkish.

The language selector changes interface text and switches page direction for Arabic and Urdu. It does not translate the creative text already stored in a project.

Keyboard support

The current web app does not publish a custom keyboard-shortcut set for project creation, import, frame duplication, or generation. Use the visible toolbar and frame controls. Standard browser and operating-system shortcuts still apply to text fields and page navigation.

Protect browser-stored work

Projects and generated results use browser storage. Clearing site data, using a private-browsing session, changing browsers, or losing the device can remove access to that local copy.

  • Export important projects after a review milestone.
  • Keep project batches small enough to inspect and regenerate.
  • Do not clear browser site data until the required files are backed up.
  • Avoid confidential prompts and uploads because generation requests use a remote backend and AI provider.