Combo

When to use

Combo is an ideation feature that helps teams explore and iterate on visual concepts by combining style, layout, texture, and product references directly within a single scene. Instead of relying on long text prompts, you place notes and reference images right on the canvas so intent is clear and tied to specific areas, making it easier to develop, discuss, and refine key visuals and campaign ideas together.

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How to use

1

Select ”Combo”

Select Combo from the task menu on the left side of the screen.

2

Upload a product image

You may upload an image by:

• Upload an image by clicking on the text link "Upload an image" in the scene art board.

• Drag and drop an image from a local folder on your computer.

• Drag an drop an image from the asset panel on the bottom left side of the screen.

3

Add a text instruction sticker to your scene

The stickers will provide instructions for beachside to make changes on the image. From the Combo dock on the bottom of the screen, you may choose a sticker type and place it on your scene.

1. Select the "text instruction" sticker.

2. Click anywhere on your scene to add your sticker.

3. Additionally, before clicking you may drag and draw a square anywhere on your scene, where you would like Beachside changes to take effect.

4. Type what you want.

5. Press enter to add your sticker.

6. You may remove a sticker by clicking the "x" button on the right corner of a sticker.

4

Add an image reference sticker to your scene

1. Select the "image reference" sticker.

2. Click anywhere on your scene to add your sticker.

3. Additionally, before clicking you may drag and draw a square anywhere on your scene, where you would like Beachside changes to take effect.

4. Select an image from your Playground or Upload a new image.

5. If you would like to Upload a new image or select from previously uploaded images:

   1. Select the "Upload" tab.

   2. Click the "upload" button or select a previously uploaded image from the list.

6. Optionally you may also add text instructions to tell Beachside specifically what you want from this image reference.

7. Press enter to add your sticker.

8. You may remove a sticker by clicking the "x" button on the right corner of a sticker.

5

Additional Global Combo Settings

On the Global Combo settings panel, on the right side of the scene, you may add a text prompt or a reference image for overall direction.

Text prompt

1. Write directly on the text prompt field.

2. You may choose a saved prompt from the "library" button.

3. You may upload an image and Beachside will create a description of your image and place the text on the prompt field.

Reference image

1. Click the "+ add image" button.

2. You may select up to 10 images from the Playground and Upload tab.

3. If you would like to upload a new image or select a previously uploaded image:

   1. Select the "Upload" tab.

   2. Click the "upload" button or select a previously uploaded image from the list.

4. After uploading images you may add a short description along the image:

   1. On the reference image area, click right beside the image where it says "specify" to add your text description.

   2. Add a description up to 30 characters.

5. You may remove a reference image by hovering the image number, and clicking the "x", button .

6

Choose the aspect ratio

On the generation settings panel, on the right side of the scene, choose an aspect ratio from the drop down menu.

Available aspect ratios

• Portrait (9:16, 768×1344px)

• Widescreen (21:9, 1536×672px)

• Vertical Widescreen (9:21, 672×1536px)

• Flexible 5:4 (5:4, 1152×896px)

• Flexible 4:5 (4:5, 896×1152px)

• Square (1:1, 1024×1024px)

• Photo (3:2, 1248×832px)

• Vertical Photo (2:3, 832×1248px)

• Classic (4:3, 1184×864px)

• Vertical Classic (3:4, 864×1184px)

• Landscape (16:9, 1344×768px)

7

Select the number of images to generate

On the generation settings panel, on the right side of the scene, you may generate up to 4 different scenes at a time.

8

Generate

Press "Generate" to confirm and generate your scenes.