I struggle to keep track of which prompt and version produced a specific image I want to reuse.

Add automatic image provenance tracking so every generated image is saved with the exact prompt, model/version, and key generation settings used. This makes it easy to find, reproduce, and reuse a specific result without guessing or re-running experiments.

This feature records and displays the full generation context for each image, including the prompt, any negative prompt, the model name and version, and key parameters used to create the output. Each image is automatically linked to its source run so you can reliably trace how it was made even days or weeks later. From an image detail view, you can quickly review the metadata and understand what changed between iterations. You can also copy the original prompt and settings to recreate the image or use them as a starting point for new variations. The feature supports version awareness, helping you identify when a different model revision or configuration produced different results. It improves collaboration by letting teammates see exactly what produced an image and reuse the same recipe. It reduces time lost to manual note-taking, scattered files, or ambiguous naming conventions. It is especially useful for iterative design workflows, A/B testing prompts, maintaining consistent brand outputs, and building a reusable library of proven prompt recipes.