H3 Image: One idea. A world of uses.

H3 Image supports up to 16 reference images in a single request. References can guide different parts of a composition, such as the subject, style or layout, and help bring multiple visual sources together.

The model follows layered requirements about content, structure and spatial relationships. It can organize a scene with multiple objects, viewpoints and constraints while keeping the requested visual intent in focus.

H3 Image can turn research concepts and educational information into diagrams, explanatory illustrations and posters. Review any labels, numerical data and scientific relationships before using the image.

It can visualize product forms, components and exploded-view concepts from design requirements or reference images. These images communicate structure and intent; engineering specifications still require independent validation.

The model can interpret scene layouts and depict object placement, scale, perspective, reflections and lighting. This makes it useful for spatially detailed visual studies, which should still be reviewed for consistency.

H3 Image can explore original game environments, characters, key art and cinematic scene moods. It creates visual concepts, not playable games or editable 3D geometry.

Image editing can change a specified element while retaining other visual features, such as the subject, composition, material or lighting. Compare the edited image with its reference to check for unintended changes.

It can create photorealistic scenes, surreal fashion imagery, stylized posters and painterly or traditional-art-inspired visuals. The model supports both detailed scene building and broader aesthetic exploration.