Keep refining
the same asset.
Start with a blue background, try a sunny parking lot, then remove the background. Each follow-up builds on a result. Return to an earlier version and take it in a different direction.

Start with a ResourceSpace asset and keep refining it through conversation. Use one workflow across leading image models, with a separate review for every result.
DreamLayer handles the model choice. Describe the outcome. Review and save what you want.
Your originals, metadata, and permissions stay in ResourceSpace.
Resource 392
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Keep your library, metadata, collections, and permissions in ResourceSpace. Its existing search and AI editing tools remain part of your workflow.
Start with a blue background, try a sunny parking lot, then remove the background. Each follow-up builds on a result. Return to an earlier version and take it in a different direction.
Select several images and describe the change once. Each asset gets its own result. Refine an individual preview, then choose which versions to save back to ResourceSpace.
Choose an image from your ResourceSpace library as the base for an edit. This demo shows DreamLayer’s optional visual search: describe a reference, select a close match, and continue refining it.
Start with a reference and explore visually similar images in your library. Pick the closest asset, then open it in DreamLayer to describe the change.
One workflow for background edits, cleanup, lifestyle scenes, and variations across leading image models. You don’t need to choose and maintain separate providers.
“Give these images a clean studio setting.”
Picks an image model for the task.
Refine a result. Save only the versions you want.
Generating a preview leaves your ResourceSpace library unchanged. Each result has its own save controls.
Attach the approved image to its source resource. Keep variations together with the original.
Create a separate resource related to the source, with its metadata and access settings carried across.
Open a saved result in your library. Your existing permissions are checked when you save.
Yes. ResourceSpace’s OpenAI image editor supports generation, editing, further edits, and saving alternative files or new resources.
DreamLayer adds its own connected workflow: saved conversations, refinement from earlier results, image model selection, and edits across selected assets with individual review.
Use one workflow across leading image models. Keep refining results through conversation, apply one instruction to several selected assets, and review each result before saving it.
Your originals stay in ResourceSpace, alongside the versions you choose to save.
Different image tasks call for different models. Describe the outcome and DreamLayer handles model selection across leading image models. Your team gets one workflow without choosing and maintaining separate providers.
Yes. Follow-up messages can build on previous results. Choose “Refine this image” to continue from an earlier version, or use Compare to review versions together. Your saved conversation keeps those results available.
Yes. Select up to five images and describe the change once. Each image gets its own result, which you can review, refine, and save separately.
No. Generating a result leaves your original unchanged. You choose whether to save an alternative file attached to the source or create a new related resource.
Use “Save as alternative” to attach a result to the original resource, or “Save as new resource” to create a separate, related record. You can also download the generated image.
These options fit ResourceSpace’s existing alternative-file workflow.
No. Keep using ResourceSpace’s existing search, including CLIP AI Smart Search, to find your starting asset. Open the selected image in DreamLayer when you want to refine it.
The videos also show DreamLayer’s optional visual search and similarity tools. They provide another way to choose an asset from your library.
You can narrow DreamLayer’s visual search by collection, then select the images you want to edit. Up to five selected images can share an instruction, with a separate result for each.
No. ResourceSpace continues to manage your assets, metadata, permissions, collections, and workflows. DreamLayer adds image search and conversational image editing alongside your library.
DreamLayer is a separate integration developed by DreamLayer. Contact us with your ResourceSpace version and hosting setup so we can confirm compatibility and help you connect it.
The integration checks the connected user’s access to source images and checks native permissions again when saving. Saved conversations are private to their owner.
Selected source images and your instructions are sent to DreamLayer and the external AI services used for the requested operation. This editing workflow uses cloud processing.
See our AI processing policy, model providers, and retention and deletion policy. Conversation history and generated results are also stored privately by the integration until removed by an operator.
You need a ResourceSpace installation and a DreamLayer account. Send us your version, hosting setup, and the image workflow you want to improve. We will confirm compatibility and arrange a demo.
See DreamLayer with your own assets, from the first instruction to an approved version saved back in ResourceSpace.
Request a ResourceSpace demoTell us your ResourceSpace version and the image task you want to improve.