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Reading the image breakdown

The breakdown is part of every reverse — a structured, per-image-type view of what makes the image work. No extra credits.

更新日 2026-07-26

What it is and what it costs

After a reverse (1 credit), you get the prompt plus an image breakdown: the image taken apart into structured dimensions. The breakdown is included in the reverse — no extra credits.

The breakdown splits a reference into dimensions
The breakdown splits a reference into dimensions

Dimensions depend on the image type

The breakdown is not a fixed template. Viko first classifies the image, then picks a dimension set that fits:

Image typeTypical dimensions
Portrait photographySubject, pose/expression, styling, body silhouette, skin tone, lighting/color, rendering texture
Illustration / animeArt style & linework, character design, face archetype, eye design, costume & props
Poster / layoutLayout hierarchy, layer stack, typography, graphic element roles, color system, composition rhythm
Product shotProduct subject, selling point, brand mood, material & print feel
GeneralImage type, style reference cues, photography/composition, scene/background, visual details, generation priority, failure risks

Every line under a dimension is an independent phrase that can be saved on its own.

Save breakdown phrases as keyword cards

  1. Click any phrase you find valuable;
  2. It is saved to your keyword book immediately (0 credits), with its category and source;
  3. In the studio it can join the tray or the brainstorm deck — see the glossary for these terms.
Click a breakdown phrase to keep it as a keyword card

Extra output when palette mode is on

With palette mode enabled in settings, the breakdown also returns the image's palette (dominant colors, roles and ratios), also at 0 credits. Off by default.