Open an image or clip to see the prompt, settings, source workflow, and other details Studio was able to save with it.
Before you start #
Use the original project file when possible. Copies edited or re-encoded in another app may have fewer saved details.
What may be saved #
Studio can retain:
- Project and folder;
- prompt text and exposed control values;
- source workflow or Pipe;
- when the generation ran;
- source images or clips used to make it;
- details embedded by the workflow and file format.
Use those details #
| What you want to do | Useful saved details |
|---|---|
| Make another version | Regenerate and the visible values |
| Carry useful values elsewhere | Use in Pipe |
| Identify the source workflow | Workflow metadata or extraction |
| Compare versions | Prompt, settings, time, and source relationships |
| Share a repeatable setup | Exported Pipe, named dependencies, and baseline |
Know the limits #
Studio can only show what the workflow returned and the file format could carry. A transformed, re-encoded, or externally edited copy may retain less than the Project original. If a detail is absent, treat it as unknown rather than borrowing it from a nearby image.
Extract a workflow #
When supported workflow data is present, use the viewer’s extraction action and review the imported Pipe. Extraction can recover the graph, but labels, missing models or nodes, inputs, and save settings still need review.