We’ve all had those moments, you’re burning through prompts in fast mode, you hit a perfect composition, but it’s just a draft.  
Instead of re-rolling and losing the vibe, I’ve been using Aiarty Image Enhancer to polish those almost-perfect generations. It’s a huge time-saver for keeping the exact look while sharpening the details to 4K+ quality.  
My usual flow now:

* NB: Fast mode to hunt for the vibe.
* Aiarty: Quick upscale/refinement for the final version.

I know NB’s native upscale is great, but I’ve found that Aiarty handles micro-details in my portraits a bit differently, it gives that specific look I’m after, so it’s just nice to have options.  
Has anyone else been using external enhancers to rescue their favorite drafts? Curious if you guys have a different go-to workflow.  
  
Image 1 prompt：  
`Create a 2000s Mirror Selfie of yourself using Gemini Nano Banana.`



`{`

  `"subject": {`

`"description": "A young woman taking a mirror selfie with very long voluminous dark waves and soft wispy bangs",`

`"age": "young adult",`

`"expression": "confident and slightly playful",`

`"hair": {`

`"color": "dark",`

`"style": "very long, voluminous waves with soft wispy bangs"`

`},`

`"clothing": {`

`"top": {`

`"type": "fitted cropped t-shirt",`

`"color": "cream white",`

`"details": "features a large cute anime-style cat face graphic with big blue eyes, whiskers, and a small pink mouth"`

`}`

`},`

`"face": {`

`"preserve_original": true,`

`"makeup": "natural glam makeup with soft pink dewy blush and glossy red pouty lips"`

`}`

  `},`

  `"accessories": {`

`"earrings": {`

`"type": "gold geometric hoop earrings"`

`},`

`"jewelry": {`

`"waistchain": "silver waistchain"`

`},`

`"device": {`

`"type": "smartphone",`

`"details": "patterned case"`

`}`

  `},`

  `"photography": {`

`"camera_style": "early-2000s digital camera aesthetic",`

`"lighting": "harsh super-flash with bright blown-out highlights but subject still visible",`

`"angle": "mirror selfie",`

`"shot_type": "tight selfie composition",`

`"texture": "subtle grain, retro highlights, V6 realism, crisp details, soft shadows"`

  `},`

  `"background": {`

`"setting": "nostalgic early-2000s bedroom",`

`"wall_color": "pastel tones",`

`"elements": [`

`"chunky wooden dresser",`

`"CD player",`

`"posters of 2000s pop icons",`

`"hanging beaded door curtain",`

`"cluttered vanity with lip glosses"`

`],`

`"atmosphere": "authentic 2000s nostalgic vibe",`

`"lighting": "retro"`

  `}`

`}`

Image 2 Prompt：  
*A close-up shot of a young woman displayed on the camera screen of a compact Canon digital camera. The camera body surrounds the image with its buttons, dials, and textured surface visible, including the FUNC/SET wheel, DISP button, and the "IMAGE STABILIZER" label along the side. The photo on the screen shows the woman indoors at night, illuminated by a bright built-in flash that creates sharp highlights on her face and hair. She has long dark hair falling across part of her face in loose strands, with a soft, slightly open-lip expression. The flash accentuates her features against a dim, cluttered bathroom background with mirror, wash basin, and bathtub softly blurred. The mood is candid, raw, nostalgic, and reminiscent of early 2000s digital camera snapshots. Colors are slightly muted with cool undertones, strong flash contrast, and natural grain from the display. No text, no logos inside the photo preview itself.*  
*Compact digital camera simulation, 28–35mm lens, f/2.8, ISO 400, 1/60 shutter speed with flash. Harsh direct flash lighting on subject, ambient low light in the background, nostalgic digital-camera tones, high contrast flash, subtle display grain, authentic screen glow.*

How I’ve been saving my favorite NB drafts instead of re-rolling