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# SwipeFlow

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SwipeFlow automatically generates batches of images in the selected size ahead of time, allowing you to browse seamlessly through your creations without waiting for new images to render. Enable this feature when using Fast Supernet processing for a smoother, uninterrupted swiping experience.

Note: The minimum batch size when SwipeFlow is enabled is 8 images, and each generation will consume your Spark points as usual.


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