Review enhancements
After your images have been processed, you can preview each enhancement from the order view. Click on any image to open it in detail view, where you can:
Toggle between original and enhanced image: click the Compare button or press \ (backslash).
Zoom & pan: zoom in to inspect the image in detail. Keep in mind that the in-app preview is displayed at a lower resolution with a watermark. Once you download the image and reload the page, the watermark is removed and the preview quality improves.
Navigate images: use the ← / → arrow keys to move between images without going back to the order view.
Return to the order view: click the Back to Grid button at the top left of the image.
Your processed images are displayed as thumbnails at the bottom of the page, so you can quickly jump to any image in the order without leaving the detail view.
Previews vs. full-resolution
Enhancement previews are displayed at a lower resolution with a watermark. You’ll get the full-resolution images without watermarks once you download with an active plan.
Rate images and give feedback (this trains the AI)
Every image can be rated thumbs up (👍) or thumbs down (👎)
Use the text note to call out issues and select which categories should be improved:
Examples:
“WB slightly magenta”
“Sky too saturated”
“Verticals still leaning”
“Window pull needed in living room”
Your ratings/notes help us spot patterns and retrain the AI for better results on similar scenes.
Re-enhance images
Single image re-enhance
1. Open the image → click AI settings in the sidebar.
2. Adjust only what’s needed (e.g., Sky replacement off or Window pulls on).
3. Click Apply. A new version is processed with the updated settings.
Batch apply settings
4. Instead of clicking Apply in the previous step, click Copy settings.
5. Select the images you want to re-enhance or toggle Select all
6. Click Paste settings to re-enhance the selected batch.
Common review scenarios (what to change)
Sky looks unrealistic → Keep Sky replacement enabled but pick another setting (like Low cloud). If that doesn't work, disable sky replacement to maintain the original sky.
Window looks unrealistic → This can happen when the original image does not have enough dynamic range. Try disabling Window pulls.