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The words used across Vizcom, in the order you meet them; for A to Z, see the Glossary.

Workspaces, teams and roles

A workspace holds your company’s members, teams, files and plan. A team is a group with its own shared files. Every workspace has one team that all members belong to. Your role, such as Editor or Viewer, sets what you can do. See Roles and permissions.

Files and folders

A file is one project: a Workbench canvas and everything on it. Find files in Recents, My Files, your teams and Trash, and sort them into folders. See Organize your work.

The Workbench and Studio

The Workbench is an infinite canvas of elements: images, blocks, videos, 3D cards, notes and sections. Studio is a layer editor for one image. See Workbench and Studio.
A selected drill render named Drill render with its toolbar above it. Callouts mark 1 Edit. The 1:1 aspect ratio menu, Download, Create Region Map, Quick actions, Show image details and More actions follow it.

Select an image and click Edit (1) to open it in Studio.

Blocks and connections

The Vizcom Workbench for a file named Cordless drill, with seven numbered callouts: 1 the Workbench menu at top left, 2 Insert (+) and 3 Library at the left of the top toolbar, 4 the Smart Dropper, 5 a Modify block connected to a drill sketch, with two grey and lime-green drill renders beside it, 6 Export and 7 Share at top right, next to the 95% zoom menu.

A sketch connected to a Modify block (5), with two results. Blocks start in Insert (+) (2).

A block is a generation step. Connect images to it with a connection line, then generate. In a prompt, @1, @2 and so on refer to connected images. See Get around the canvas.

Generations and outputs

A generation is one run, and each image it makes is an output. On the Workbench, outputs land beside the block. In Studio, they land in Results; click Add to put one on a layer. The same prompt gives a different result each time, so build on the result you like.

Modify

Modify changes an image from a prompt. Each run has a Mode, such as Standard or Pro, and on the Workbench a Resolution. See Modes and resolution.

References

A reference is an image to match: a material, color, look or product. A Library collection groups up to nine images into one reference. See Match a look with references. Render, Mix and Style are marked LEGACY; Modify and references replace them.

The Library

The Library stores images, colors, palettes, prompts, collections, 3D models and videos. Type @ in a prompt to use an item. Which scopes you get depends on your plan. See Library.

Credits

Credits pay for generation on Free, Pro and Edu plans, from a monthly allowance. Failed generations return their credits. Organization and Enterprise workspaces use usage limits or contract terms instead. See Credits.

Quickstart

Your first render in five minutes.

Workbench and Studio

When to use each editor.

Glossary

Short definitions, A to Z.

All tools

Every tool and where to find it.