Skip to main content
Pixio has two public surfaces. They’re easy to confuse, so: Gallery is the broad public feed of published work across every output type. Showcase is the video and film surface, with its own creator pages.

​
Publishing

You publish from your own work — in Generate or My Assets, choose to publish a finished generation to the public gallery.
1

Pick a finished result

Anything succeeded, in your history or assets.
2

Publish it

It becomes visible on the public gallery.
3

Unpublish whenever

Publication is reversible. Unpublishing removes it from public view.

​
Before you publish

Publishing makes work publicly visible. Don’t publish client work, anything under NDA, images of people who haven’t agreed, or anything you’d want back. Unpublishing removes it from Pixio, but it can’t retrieve what someone already saw or saved.
Worth checking:
  • Do I have the rights? Trained on someone’s likeness or a client’s product? Get agreement first.
  • Is anything identifying in it? Check the image itself, not just the prompt.
  • Would I be happy attached to this? Published work is associated with you.

​
Publishing vs sharing

Two different jobs:
  • Publish when you want the work found — gallery and showcase are discoverable
  • Share a link when you want it seen by specific people — not discoverable, but anyone with the URL can view

​
Getting inspired

The gallery is a research tool as much as a display case. Browsing it shows what the current models are genuinely capable of — usually more informative than reading a model description.