The workspace
How the Visualizee workspace is laid out — the Vizzy chat, the generations gallery, projects, and where every control lives.
Everything in Visualizee happens inside a project. A project holds one continuous conversation with Vizzy and every image and video it produces. The workspace has two views you switch between.
Chat view
The chat is your primary workspace. You type to Vizzy, attach images, and your results appear inline as cards. Because the whole conversation is one thread, Vizzy remembers what you've already made — so "make it warmer" or "now animate it" works without re-uploading anything.
The message bar is intentionally minimal:
- Message input — where you describe what you want.
- Image upload — attach up to 14 images.
- Model selector — switch the underlying image or video model.
- Submit — send the turn.
Advanced controls (aspect ratio, resolution, video settings, manual mode override) are tucked away so the default experience stays simple. You rarely need them — Vizzy sets them for you, and you can change any of them by chatting.
When you open a brand-new chat, Vizzy shows suggestion chips instead of an empty box. Clicking one pre-fills a prompt that represents a different workflow (generate, transform a sketch, animate, restyle a batch) — a fast way to see what's possible.
Generations view
The Generations view is a gallery of everything you've made in the project — every image and video, newest first. Use it to:
- Browse and compare past results at a larger size.
- Re-use an earlier render as the starting point for a new one.
- Download finished assets.
Any image in your generations history is available to Vizzy as an ingredient. If you refer to a previous render ("animate the last one", "use that kitchen as a style reference") and your current message has no new uploads, Vizzy pulls it from the gallery automatically.
Projects and history
Each project is self-contained. Switching projects switches conversations — handy for keeping a client's exterior work separate from an interior moodboard. Your project list is your history; nothing you generate is lost between sessions.