Magnific One applies brand rules after the draft is chosen
Magnific One separates choosing an image composition from completing the final output. Users can build and revise a brand kit from their own material, with its rules applied during final generation. Reference images can guide both stages. Editing tools then allow changes to individual elements, while independent comparative quality results have not been supplied.
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Draft composition comes before the finished image
Magnific One launched with an image workflow that incorporates brand rules.[1], [2]
Magnific, the creative-software company previously called Freepik, separates the new model’s process into draft and final stages. The first stage offers alternative compositions for selection. Final generation completes one selected image. Users can choose how many draft options to explore, making composition selection a distinct step before completing the output.[1]
Users review the brand kit before final generation
Brand Kit, Magnific’s tool for collecting a company’s visual rules, can draw information from a website, documents, images or written instructions. Users review and refine the logo, colour palette, typography, imagery and tone it extracts. Separate kits can serve different clients or teams, and using a kit is optional. According to Magnific, these rules apply during final generation, while reference images supplied through Styles can influence both stages.[1]
Generated elements remain editable
Editing functions allow changes to text, colours and particular elements. Auto Layers separates the result into editable layers, and Designer provides vector tools. The company’s guide recommends concrete descriptions of the subject and scene when writing prompts. Magnific has not supplied an independent quality comparison for the model, leaving the announced workflow distinct from a measured improvement in image quality.[1]
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