Use cases by industry
ImageQuarry is a general-purpose image workspace.
Workspace · Impossible Objects: Campaign Study
See how the image became yours.
ImageQuarry keeps the whole path visible: the prompt, the uploaded source, the references, each conversational change, and every version, until you approve one to download.
Stacked: eight prints from one workspace. Scroll and the stack opens into the story.
PROMPT › “A chrome fragrance object on folded ivory fabric, impossible sunlight.”
- 01PROMPT
- 02IMAGE
- 03REFERENCE
- 04CHANGE
- 05VERSION
Four jobs inside one workspace.
Illustrative projects in Impossible Objects, not customer work.
COVER · Concept imagery Process · reference · Concept imagery Fashion direction
source → reference → V2 → V3
COVER · Concept imagery Process · V1 · Concept imagery Product campaign
prompt → V1 → reference → V2
COVER · Concept imagery Process · source · Concept imagery Interior concept
upload → change request → V2
COVER · Concept imagery Process · crop · Concept imagery Poster variants
V3 → crop → poster A / B
01
Words make the first images.
Write what you want to see. Each prompt stays with the image it created, so the trail starts here.
“A chrome fragrance object on folded ivory fabric, impossible sunlight.”
“A concrete interior with impossible sunlight.”
“An abstract mineral texture, rose and lemon.”
Words enter here.
A prompt makes a first image: the start of the conversation, not the end.
- V1 · from words · Concept imagery
- From words · Concept imagery
- From words · Concept imagery
- From words · Concept imagery
- From words · Concept imagery
- From words · Concept imagery
PROMPTA chrome fragrance object on folded ivory fabric, impossible sunlight.
Bring an image. Ask for a change.
“Use this texture on the jacket. Keep the face, hands, crop, and background.”
“Put the bottle on folded fabric. Warmer light.”
“Add a sharp beam of sunlight from above.”
“Move the color into ultramarine and coral.”
Aligned: each source sits above its result with the request between them. Choose a pair to read what changed.
Start CreatingThe reference runway.
A small reference points at a material or a light. The edit it guides is much bigger.
REF · material EDITED · jacket material · Concept imagery Material: pleats guide the jacket only.
REF · light EDITED · interior light · Concept imagery Lighting: the reference sets direction and hardness.
REF · color EDITED · poster palette · Concept imagery Color: a palette reference recolors the poster.
REF · surface EDITED · object finish · Concept imagery Surface: the object takes the chrome finish.
03
References circle the source, then settle by the result.
- Material: asked to guide the jacket texture only
- Color: asked to guide the accent color
- Light: asked to guide light direction
- Shape: asked to guide the collar silhouette
References are circling the source. Keep scrolling and they settle beside the resulting V2.
Where the ribbons land.
Everything you made settles into named piles inside the workspace, with the prompts and references that produced it.
Portraits3 images
pile cover: pleated-jacket portrait · portrait close-up in warm light · portrait crop with title space · Concept imagery
Objects3 images
chrome fragrance on fabric · bottle on butter-yellow drape · chrome cap macro · Concept imagery
Spaces3 images
concrete room with sunlight beam · roadside at dusk · stairwell with long shadow · Concept imagery
Posters3 images
ultramarine poster · coral poster variant · butter poster variant · Concept imagery
Settled: Portraits, Objects, Spaces, and Posters. Each pile keeps its prompts, references, and versions.
Questions
p.08 · FAQWhat can I start with?
A text prompt, or an image you upload together with a plain-language description of the change you want.
Can I add references?
Yes. Add one or more reference images to show a direction such as a texture, color, or light. References guide the result; review each version to see how closely it follows them.
Can I keep revising?
Yes. Continue the conversation. Each change produces a new version alongside the earlier ones.
Where do versions live?
In the workspace, together with the prompts, sources, references, and conversation that produced them.
Can I download after review?
Yes. Compare versions, choose one, approve it, and download that version.
How is usage charged?
ImageQuarry is a paid subscription with metered usage that varies by creative activity. There is no free personalized generation. Current details are on the Pricing page.
Formats, sizes, and plan specifics: see Pricing or the product documentation.