INOLENS® Prompt Bench: direct prompt or INOLENS® Standard?
Choose a demo photo and write a prompt. We send the same prompt directly to the model once, and process it once through analysis and the rules of INOLENS® Standard. Both branches use the same model, resolution and seed.
How to read the result
- Direct prompt shows what the model does without protective rules.
- INOLENS® Standard first analyzes the photo, determines the permitted scope of edits and protects the geometry, openings and fixed elements.
- The declared scope (for example, furnishing) is a plan from the analysis, not a check of the finished image.
- In the blind duel, compare the input and the two results for both aesthetics and consistency with the original building. The prompt shown explains what the model was meant to do.
- After you vote, the labels are revealed in the same places. Voting is optional; choose “Another duel” to load the next saved pair.
- You create your own duel by choosing a demo photo and a prompt; the new pair appears once rendering is finished.
- INOLENS® Radar in this comparison is an experimental automatic comparison with the original; it flags, for example, changes to windows, walls or the view, but may not catch everything.
- The same prompt on the same photo returns the saved result. The “Another variation” button uses a new seed.
Limitations of the comparison
A generative model can make an unintended change in both branches. A single attempt is not a general rating of a model. The prompt shown is the brief for both branches; we do not publish the technical prompt assembled by INOLENS® Standard. Results carry an INOLENS® Lab watermark and can only be viewed.