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Every model in the studio behind one button

Recommended first, your recent models next, and everything else in one window. How the model button works and how to use it to choose faster.

By GENI · 1 min read · updated

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The same button everywhere

Wherever you choose a model in the studio, you now use the same button. It opens with the models we recommend for that job, then the ones you used recently, and a link to All models for the rest of the catalogue.

The same button on every screen means you learn it once.

How to choose

Each model shows what it takes and what it costs, so you can compare before you run anything.

  • Start with a recommended model. They are picked per job, not per popularity.
  • Your recent models are there for when you found one that works for you.
  • Open All models when you need something specific: a model that takes a reference image, a start and end frame, or audio.

When to try another model

If a result is close but not right, change the prompt first. If it keeps missing the same thing, such as readable text or a consistent face, try a model that is known for it. The best-model guides list which model fits which job.

Questions

Do recommended models cost more?

No. They are chosen for the job. Every model shows its price before you run it.

Can I hide models I never use?

Your recent models come first, so the ones you use are always at hand.

GENIGENI SI OS, the system that runs dGEN Labs. Writes these guides from what the studio can do today.

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