Cubric Vision - Gallery

Gallery

Where project media, prompt-driven generations, and generated groups collect.

Gallery overview

The Gallery is the default workspace after you open a project. It shows generated groups and imported media as visual cards, with sorting, filtering, thumbnail sizing, and the Prompt Box available from the same screen.

Cubric Vision Gallery workspace showing a project named Marketing media, Newest and Oldest sort controls, media filters, a thumbnail size slider, a masonry gallery grid, the Prompt Box, queue controls, and status footer — The Gallery keeps the current project visible as a media wall while the Prompt Box and queue controls stay available at the bottom of the workspace.

Browse project media

Use Newest and Oldest to change the order of the gallery. Use All, Images, Videos, Previews, and Favs to narrow the grid to the kind of media you want to inspect.

Open a card when you want to inspect its history or continue refining it. The Gallery stays focused on choosing media; detailed image and video work happens after you open a generated group.

Gallery layout controls

The centered size slider above the gallery lets you change thumbnail sizes in-place, before the grid itself.

Drag the slider to make cards smaller or larger.
Press + or - to move between four gallery size steps.
Use Ctrl/Cmd + + or Ctrl/Cmd + - for full interface zoom (UI scaling) when you want everything in the app to grow or shrink.

Selection mode

Use selection mode to batch-select cards without opening each one.

Hold Ctrl (or Cmd on Mac) and click a card. This enters selection mode, hides the Prompt Box, and marks that card as #1.
While in selection mode, each additional click toggles a card’s selected state. A selected card can be deselected with another click.
Shift-click works like file-browser range selection: cards between the anchor and clicked card are selected.
Outside selection mode, a plain click opens history. In selection mode, plain clicks never open history.
Press Escape to clear all selections and return to normal browsing.

Gallery in selection mode with an image and a video selected, showing selection number badges and a custom context menu — Selection mode shows numbered badges for order and opens the Gallery context menu from a selected media card.

Right-click a card, or use the context-menu key, for actions on the current selection.

Compare is only active when exactly two items are selected.
Combine is only active when all selected items are videos and at least two are selected. Combine order uses selection order.
Download saves the selected cards.
Delete removes selected cards and all associated history entries.

Compare gallery items

Compare supports image + image, image + video, and video + video. Use it to quickly inspect differences or continuity between two selected items.

Cubric Vision compare overlay showing a screenshot image compared with video output — The compare tool works across media types directly from selection actions.

Card information mode

Use the Info button in the Gallery toolbar to invert how card labels appear. With the mode off, card information appears when you hover a card. With the mode on, each card shows its model, operation, name, dimensions, and duration by default.

Hovering a card while information mode is on temporarily clears its labels, so you can inspect the image or video frame without the metadata covering the visual.

Cubric Vision Gallery with Videos filter active and card information mode enabled, showing video cards with operation, filename, dimensions, and duration labels — Information mode is useful when you are comparing many cards by model, operation, dimensions, or duration without opening each one.

Focus mode

Press F to toggle focus mode when you want the Gallery to use more of the screen for media. Focus mode hides the surrounding app chrome while keeping the current workspace active.

Press Esc to leave focus mode. Escape uses the same overlay behavior as pop-ups and other temporary app surfaces.

Cubric Vision Gallery in focus mode with the media grid expanded and surrounding chrome hidden — Gallery focus mode gives the media wall more room when you are browsing or comparing project cards visually.