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What are Presets?

A preset stores your entire set of generation parameters as a switchable "recipe".

Once you've dialed in a combination you like (style model + aspect ratio + steps), there's no need to redo it every time:

  • One vertical setup for "portraits", one horizontal setup for "scenes" — switch anytime
  • Create a new preset before experimenting, without touching your go-to recipe
  • Cloud sync: presets live in your account and follow you across devices

What a preset contains

Model, dimensions (width × height), image count, Steps, Prompt Guidance, Prompt Guidance Rescale, Sampler, Noise Schedule, Variety Plus, Seed, plus the Quality Boost and Negative Preset toggles.

Prompts are not part of presets

Prompts / negative prompts are managed separately in the Prompt Library — presets handle parameters only. Mix any preset with any prompt entry for maximum flexibility.

Where to find it

Open the generation settings drawer. The chips across the top are your presets:

  • Tap a chip to switch (the active one is highlighted)
  • Tap Manage presets on the right to open the management panel

Auto-save

While a preset is active, every settings change is saved into it in real time — there is no save button to press.

Managing presets

In the management panel you can:

  • Create: "+ New preset" at the bottom — name it and it starts from system defaults, then becomes active
  • Rename: tap the pencil icon next to a preset (up to 25 characters)
  • Reorder: drag in edit mode
  • Delete: in edit mode, with confirmation — irreversible; deleting the active preset automatically switches to the first one

At least one remains

Presets can never be emptied out — the list always keeps at least one.

Naming suggestions

Name by purpose + style so future-you finds things at a glance:

  • Portrait - vertical detailed
  • Scene - wide large
  • Avatar - quick draft

Tips

  • Save generously: every good parameter combo deserves its own preset — build your recipe collection
  • Experiment on a new preset: auto-save writes changes into the active preset immediately, so create a fresh one before playing around
  • Cloud sync: presets live in your account and work on any device you sign in to