> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.selvette.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.selvette.com/studio-hub/manage-shoots.md).

# Refine, download, and find shoots

![The empty Gallery in Studio Hub](/files/JQGfNwmQ5bgHJWCe1sKI)

Gallery collects completed work and provides a shortcut to start a new shoot.

## Refine a result

1. Wait for the current image to finish.
2. Enter a natural-language change, such as `make the lighting warmer` or `use a seamless white background`.
3. Select **Send**.

Each refinement is a new generation and uses the credit amount shown in the composer. Earlier results remain in **This shoot**; select one to make it active before refining from it.

## View or download

* Select the image or **View full size** to open the larger viewer.
* Select **Download** to save the current still image.

## Find completed work

Open **Create → Gallery**. You can:

* filter by **All**, **On-model**, or **Try-on**;
* open a completed result; or
* download a still directly from its print.

Opening a completed image from Gallery also provides **Regenerate**, **Try another**, and the Studio reel choices.

See [Animate a Studio image into a reel](/video/studio-reels.md).


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