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What can I do with ImageQuarry?
You can generate images from a description, edit them with plain-language requests, and guide the results with reference images of your own. You can also make variations, branch from earlier versions, keep work in projects and a library, and compare and download the versions you choose, starting from a description or an image you already have.
The kinds of work it suits are broad: product and ecommerce images, advertising and campaign visuals, social images, portraits and editorial concepts, interiors and architectural concepts, posters, textures and concept art.
Edits are requests in your own words: change the lighting, replace the background, add an object, change the composition or move the color in a new direction. Each request makes a new version, and the earlier ones stay.
References steer the look: a fabric for texture, a swatch for color, a photo for the direction of light, a shape for a silhouette. You review each version to see how closely it follows them.
Work lives in projects and a persistent library, with the prompts, sources, references and conversation that produced each version, so you can return to it later.
Source: the ImageQuarry homepage, checked October 20, 2026.
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Last reviewed October 20, 2026 by ImageQuarry
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