Context with @Mentions

Tutorial Overview

Use @mentions to maintain visual consistency across generations by referencing files as context.

Exercise 1: Basic @Mention Usage

1. Generate an image: "Professional headshot of business person"
2. Save it (it should appear in file browser)
3. Generate using that as reference:

"@headshot but in casual outdoor setting"

Result: Same person, different context.

Exercise 2: Multiple Reference Strategy

1. Generate 3 reference angles:

   • "Person front view"
   • "Person side view"
   • "Person three-quarter view"

2. Use all as references:

"Based on @front_view @side_view @three_quarter create person in professional office setting"

Exercise 3: Build Consistent Series

Create 10 variations of same subject:

1. Generate base: "Modern office interior"
2. Reference it for variations:
   • "@office from different angle"
   • "@office with more plants"
   • "@office at sunset"
   • "@office with people working"
   • (Continue for 10 total)

Exercise 4: Brand Consistency

1. Create brand reference: "Minimal modern aesthetic, warm tones"
2. Use for all content:
   • "@brand_ref product photo"
   • "@brand_ref social media post"
   • "@brand_ref presentation slide"

All output matches brand aesthetic automatically.

Exercise 5: Cross-Project References

Scenario: Product photography using room as context

1. Generate room: "Modern kitchen interior"
2. Generate product in that room: "Coffee maker in @kitchen counter"

Key Takeaways

• @mentions provide visual context
• Reference multiple files for better accuracy
• Build reference libraries for consistency
• Saves time describing repeatedly

Next Steps

• Character Consistency Across Projects
• Advanced Generation Techniques