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Reprocess
vladmandic edited this page 2026-04-18 19:33:12 +02:00
Table of Contents
Reprocess
Reprocess is a new top-level option that allows to repeat the processing of a given image using different parameters.
Use cases
Below are several examples where reprocess can be useful:
- You can generate an image at lower quality
such as using lower step count or using fast vae instead of full
and if you like the image, bump up step count and switch vae and reprocess it - Or process as usual and if you like the results
enable detailer, hires or refine workflows and reprocess - Or if you don't like what hires did because you used too high of denoise strength
you can go back and reprocess original image before hires, but now with different strength
How does it work
Reprocess works at the latent level, meaning that any workflow that runs in latent space adds its latents to reprocess history.
For example, each of the following operations will add to reprocess history:
- Generate
- HiRes
- Detailer
- Refine
[!TIP] Reprocess by default will take last known latent
However, you can see entire history of latents in Networks -> History and pick one that you want to reprocess
Length of maintained history is configuratble in Settings -> Networks