01Starting
Open The Studio and make a board. Add references from your whole library or from one gallery at a time, or add empty blocks and fill them one by one.
02Masonry and grid
Masonry keeps every asset's own proportions and nothing is cropped. Grid puts the board on square cells, where a block takes whole cells — 2×1 is wide, 1×2 is tall — and the asset is cropped to fit, which is where crop and re-align come in.
03Auto and random
Auto sizes every block from the proportions of the asset in it and promotes one in seven to a hero, always the same way for the same assets. Random shuffles the order and the sizes instead, inside the bounds each asset's shape allows.
04Designing with GPT
Write what the board is for and The Studio searches your library by what has been written about each asset — titles and tags — then builds a board from what the model picks. It chooses from assets you already have; it does not generate pictures and it does not read them.
05Where boards live
Boards are saved in the browser you made them in, separately for each account. Your library is never changed by anything you do on a board.
Still stuck? Write to contact@cine.gallery — a person reads every message.