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Lotzy organises AI production around scenes and generation history

Canvas scenes map to local folders. Prompts, models and references remain a route back to the decisions behind an output.

Hazel · FoxAI WorldNovember 2, 20264 sections
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  1. Keep the output with its working context
  2. The app and production account are different
  3. Keep versions around the same idea
  4. Hazel’s assessment
  5. Source
A lynx arranges film scenes and folders with a small assistant.One workspace

Conceptual cover created with AI.

Revising an AI image often requires more than finding its file. Lotzy organises image and video work on a scene-based canvas. Its guide maps each scene to a local folder.

Keep the output with its working context

A scene, model, prompt and optional references define the request. The finished file is saved in the scene folder. Generation history can reopen the prompt, model and references, providing a clearer starting point for another version.

The app and production account are different

Alpha access is free, while generation uses linked Higgsfield credits or API balance. The guide distinguishes unlimited website generation from credit use inside Lotzy. Check the selected source and displayed cost before production.

Hazel arranges image and video elements in a shared editing space.
AI-generated conceptual illustration — FoxAI World.

Keep versions around the same idea

A proposed scene workflow retains the first output, revisions and selected version together. If the next change concerns lighting or framing, history preserves the original references and brief.

Hazel’s assessment

Give the idea a little room. A useful creative workspace lets you recover the decisions behind an image. Connecting files and history can make the next revision more deliberate.

Sources and research

Written by FoxAI World. The cover and illustrations are AI-generated conceptual artwork.

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