Uploaded Files Gallery & Batch Masonry Grid

Two improvements to the Uwear Studio workspace today. Your uploaded reference images now live in a proper gallery — browse, select, and delete them without leaving the app. And batch generation results display in a cleaner masonry grid with a zoom slider for comfortable browsing.

Uploaded Files Gallery: Your Reference Library, Always at Hand

Until now, the Local Files tab was a basic list. Once you uploaded reference images, there was no easy way to review what you had, reuse an image from a previous session, or clean up files you no longer needed.

The new Uploaded Files Gallery changes that. Every reference image you've uploaded is now displayed in a grid — hover any image to reveal actions for selection or deletion, upload more files inline, and navigate your library without switching contexts.

For brands working with consistent AI models, this is a meaningful time saver. One brand operator told us they were re-uploading the same reference photos every session because there was no way to see what was already stored. That's no longer the case — your reference library is right there, ready to reuse.

The gallery works alongside the rest of the consistent models workflow — upload your model reference photos once and select them for any generation going forward.

Batch Results: Masonry Grid + Zoom Slider

The batch generation results view now uses a masonry layout — images fill the grid naturally based on their proportions, making it easier to scan a large batch at a glance without the uniformity of a rigid column grid forcing every image into the same box.

Alongside that, a zoom slider lets you adjust thumbnail size on the fly. Reviewing hundreds of outputs from a large batch generation run? Pull the slider down to see more images at once. Inspecting details? Pull it up for larger thumbnails. It's a small control that makes browsing large batches noticeably more comfortable.

This is particularly useful after running multi-step batch pipelines where you might have hundreds of outputs across different camera angles and edits to review.

Deployment Stability

One more change worth noting: blank screens after new deployments are now replaced by a user-friendly reload prompt. If your browser loads stale JavaScript chunks after an update, you'll see a clear message to refresh instead of a blank page. No action required — just a cleaner experience when we ship updates.