Why was a Heart deducted if I didn’t like the result?

Summary

Hearts are used each time Stampy generates a design. This reflects the rendering process behind producing each unique result — even if you choose not to use it.

When This Applies

• You generated a design but didn’t like the result
• You expected Hearts to only be used for final selections
• You’re unsure how Heart usage works
• You’re refining or experimenting with different designs

Why Hearts Are Used This Way

Each time Stampy creates a design:

• A new, original result is generated based on your input
• The system processes your request to produce a unique outcome
• Hearts are used to power that creative generation

Because each result is newly created, Hearts are applied at the time of generation — not based on whether you keep the design.

How to Get Better Results (and Use Fewer Hearts)

1. Be specific with your prompt

   (include tone, occasion, relationship, style)

2. Refine your wording before regenerating

3. Build from versions you like rather than starting over

4. Use regeneration intentionally to explore variations

What Happens Next

• You can continue refining and regenerating designs
• Each version helps you get closer to your ideal result
• Once satisfied, you can finalize your design

If something doesn’t seem right or feels unexpected, you can always reach out for help.

Important Notes

• Hearts are used per generation, not per final selection
• Results may vary depending on how prompts are written
• You can regenerate as many times as needed
• We’re here to support you if something doesn’t feel right