Interface Overview

Learn how Hylope organizes apps, workspace context, generation controls, and asset review.

Hylope keeps generation, organization, and review in one workspace. The interface has two persistent layers: apps determine what kind of work you are doing, while workspace, project, and shot selectors determine where that work belongs.

The global workspace

The top of Hylope stays familiar as you move between apps. Use it to change tools without losing the project context around your work.

App navigation

The app navigation moves between the main stages of a creative workflow:

App Purpose
Gallery Browse, compare, organize, and review generated assets.
Create Generate and edit images, video, music, and voice.
Snippets Save reusable prompt text, visual references, and templates.
Nodes Build repeatable, multi-step generation workflows.
Canvas Arrange media and notes on an open visual board.
Compose Build layered compositions and manage their versions.
Share Prepare folders for review and publish client-facing links.

Workspace context

The selectors and account controls around the app navigation define your current scope:

  • Workspace separates personal and team work.
  • Project groups assets around a campaign, brief, or production.
  • Shot narrows a project to a specific scene or deliverable when shots are available.
  • Credits and queue status show available usage and work currently processing.
  • Account controls provide access to billing, preferences, and support.

Inside Create

Create is the default generation workspace. Read it from left to right, then use the bottom strip to return to recent work.

1. Inputs

The left panel holds the source media and references required by the active mode. Image Edit expects an image; Video can expose start or end frames; other modes provide their own named slots. Drag media into a slot or select an existing asset from Hylope.

2. Working area

The center shows the active mode and the material you are working with. Depending on the mode, this can be a generation history, an input/output comparison, a contact sheet, or another task-specific preview.

3. Settings and prompt

The right panel selects the provider and model, then exposes only the controls supported by that combination. The prompt bar stays close to the working area and includes output settings, batch size, optional snippets or templates, the credit estimate, and the Generate action.

4. Recent work

The strip along the bottom provides fast access to recent generations and references. Completed results also appear in Gallery, where you have more room to filter, compare, organize, and review them.

Select an asset wherever it appears to open the Lightbox. This is the shared inspection surface across Hylope, with:

  • A large preview and navigation between nearby assets.
  • Generation metadata such as prompt, model, settings, seed, and cost.
  • Versions, lineage, and comparison tools.
  • Actions for reusing, editing, downloading, or organizing the asset.
  • Linked snippets, templates, and key assets when available.

Where to go next

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