IMAGEGEN STUDIO · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Using an Uploaded Image: Consent, Scope and Safe Review
An uploaded image can serve as a reference for image editing or as the opening frame for image-to-video. The available research bundle does not establish ImageGen Studio’s storage, deletion, access or provider-retention practices. Read the current privacy policy for those facts; this guide focuses on responsible image selection and review.
Check rights and consent first
Use an image you own or have permission to process. If it contains another person, consider whether you have consent for the intended edit and any later publication. Avoid edits that could mislead viewers about what happened or what someone endorsed.
Minimize sensitive information
Crop out details that are unnecessary for the task, such as a visible address, private document or unrelated person. Do not upload an image just to test a feature if a less sensitive sample can answer the question.
Understand what the workflow does—and does not—tell you
Wan 2.7 Pro’s documented edit endpoint uses supplied reference images; Qwen Image 3.0 Pro’s edit endpoint accepts 1–3 references. This describes model-route inputs, not how ImageGen Studio or a provider stores, retains or deletes files. Consult the current `/privacy` policy for service-specific statements.
Keep source and output separate
Save the original independently before editing. Review generated outputs for altered faces, text, labels or context. Do not assume that an edit preserves the original pixels or that a plausible result is an accurate record.
Read the policy before sensitive work
For retention, deletion, sharing and contact procedures, use the live privacy policy rather than relying on a workflow article. If the policy does not answer a concern, avoid uploading the sensitive image until you can obtain clarification.
Prompt or planning example
Before selecting a file: confirm permission; remove unnecessary personal details; identify the one intended edit; read the current privacy policy if the image is sensitive; keep the original for comparison.
Adapt this starting point to the source image, destination and controls shown in the selected route. Keep the original where relevant, then compare the result against the specific details named in your brief. If a detail is factual, verify it from a trusted source before using the image.
Further reading
- spicyapi.ai/models/wan-2-7-pro
Wan 2.7 Pro has separate text-to-image and edit endpoints; edit uses supplied reference images, while text-to-image starts from a prompt; endpoint-specific controls differ. Accessed 2026-10-08.
- spicyapi.ai/models/qwen-image-3-0-pro
Qwen Image 3.0 Pro has separate text-to-image and image-editing modes; its edit endpoint uses 1–3 references and exposes its own prompt, negative-prompt and resolution controls. Accessed 2026-10-08.
- developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/using-gen-ai-content
AI assistance is not automatically disallowed, but publishing many pages without added user value can violate scaled-content-abuse policies; prioritize accuracy, quality and relevance. Accessed 2026-10-08.
Related tools and guides
Model availability and exposed controls may change. Check the current form and source documentation before relying on a specific setting. Review generated material for factual accuracy and suitability before use.