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🚀 Version 11.1 ​

With version 11.1, AISSIST refines its image workflows – with an extended colour picker, flexible image formats, Flux Klein 9B and further small interface optimisations.


🎨 Use Case "Edit Image" – Extended Colour Picker, Format Adoption & Flux Klein 9B ​

In the "Edit Image" use case, you can now work even more consistently with colours and formats.

Highlights ​

  • Extended Colour Picker
    • Save frequently used colours
    • Reuse saved colours, e.g. for corporate design tasks
  • Format adoption from reference images
    • Automatically adopt the aspect ratio of your reference image
    • Generate new images in the exact same format
  • New image model "Flux Klein 9B"
    • Fast model for variants in high image quality
    • Ideal for iterative work with many versions

Example from the "Edit Image" Workflow ​

Extended colour picker and format adoption in the "Edit Image" use case

The colour picker in the editing workflow with saved colours, reference image and automatic format adoption.


✨ Use Case "Generate Image" – Colour Picker, Free Formats & Flux Klein 9B ​

The "Generate Image" use case has been significantly extended.

New Possibilities ​

  • Colour picker also in the generate workflow
    • Select colours via picker
    • Save colours and retain them for recurring tasks
  • Free image sizes and aspect ratios
    • Define any image sizes
    • Set individual aspect ratios
    • Precise formats for your specific use cases (e.g. social media, print, web)

Flux Models in Use ​

  • Full support of the new functions by the Flux image models
  • Flux Klein 9B:
    • Particularly fast
    • High image quality
    • Ideal for many variants and iterative image development
  • Flux models are now usable in both "Generate Image" and "Edit Image".

Example from the "Generate Image" Workflow ​

Colour picker and Flux integration in the "Generate Image" use case

The generate workflow with colour picker, freely definable aspect ratio and Flux model selection.


💡 Fine-tuning in the Interface ​

In addition to the new image functions, various UI improvements have been implemented:

  • Minor UI optimisations for better clarity
  • Smoother user experience, particularly in the image use cases:
    • Faster switching between settings
    • More convenient switching between models
    • Easier working with multiple variants