Create a high-fidelity desktop application UI for “Salvor AI”, an AI identity-to...

Create a high-fidelity desktop application UI for “Salvor AI”, an AI identity-to-intent creation studio. Use the supplied original Standard UI as the primary visual and structural reference. The generated UI should feel like a refined evolution of that exact interface, NOT a different design language. CORE CONCEPT: IDENTITY → INTENT → CREATE Users upload photographs to create reusable identities of themselves, friends, family, pets, characters, or other subjects. They then establish an intent for those identities using visual controls rather than writing prompts. The intent can define: Where they are When/what era they are in How they look What they are doing How the scene feels What format is generated IMPORTANT: The interface should be simple, balanced, artistic, and engaging. Do not make it image-heavy. Do not make it control-heavy. Do not make it feel like a generic form. The visual interest should come from the composition, hierarchy, icons, subtle imagery, and relationship between the identity, intent, and final result.

PRESERVE THE EXISTING VISUAL Keep the same dark navy/charcoal aesthetic, restrained violet/purple accents, subtle blue highlights, modern typography, soft borders, rounded panels, gentle depth, and cinematic visual character from the supplied references. Do not change the style simply for novelty. Make it more engaging through better composition, hierarchy, and interaction. NO: Upgrade buttons Pricing Advertising Sales content Subscription prompts OVERALL COMPOSITION: Create a slightly symmetrical, carefully balanced workspace. Think of the UI as a creative composition rather than a traditional dashboard. LEFT: Identity CENTER: Intent RIGHT: Result Use consistent panel widths, spacing, alignment, and visual weight. The interface should have a subtle sense of symmetry and rhythm while still feeling like a practical application. HEADER: A restrained top header containing Salvor AI branding, project/creation name, small utility controls, and a clearly visible Advanced toggle. Advanced is OFF. IDENTITY AREA: Use a compact identity section on the left. Heading: “Identity” Show one or two small identity thumbnails. Primary action: Create Identity When no identity exists, present a clean upload card: “Create an Identity” “Upload photos of a person, pet, or character.” Upload Photos The upload area should contain a tasteful small visual placeholder or photographic silhouette, not a huge image. Once an identity exists, show: [small portrait] Me Ready Allow: Change Add Identity The identity area should feel like the beginning of the creative process. CENTER — INTENT: Heading: “What do you want to create?” Below it, create a balanced grid of intent categories. This is an important visual design element. Create approximately 6 evenly sized category controls arranged in a clean 2×3 or 3×2 grid: [ ICON ] WHERE Location / World [ ICON ] WHEN Era / Time [ ICON ] LOOK Clothing / Appearance [ ICON ] DOING Action / Pose [ ICON ] STYLE Visual Treatment [ ICON ] OUTPUT Image / Video Each category should have: A simple elegant line/icon Short title One small current-value label Subtle selected state For example: ◉ WHERE Renaissance Florence ◷ WHEN Renaissance ✦ LOOK Royal Clothing ◇ DOING Portrait ◈ STYLE Cinematic ▣ OUTPUT Image The icons should be distinctive enough to make the categories instantly recognizable but should remain consistent with the existing UI style. Do NOT make these large photographic cards. They should feel like elegant creative controls. When a category is selected, a compact options panel or horizontal selection row appears below or beside the grid. For example: WHERE selected: Florence · Tokyo · New York · Beach · Mountains · Custom WHEN: Modern · 1920s · Renaissance · Medieval · Future LOOK: Current · Formal · Streetwear · Historical · Custom DOING: Portrait · Walking · Sitting · Adventure · Interaction

Photorealistic · Cinematic · Vintage · Fantasy OUTPUT: Image · Video Use small thumbnails only where they genuinely improve understanding. PRESET INTENTS: Above or near the category grid, include a small “Start with a preset” row. Use approximately 5–6 compact presets: Renaissance Portrait Tokyo After Dark Summer Escape Old Hollywood Medieval Adventure Surprise Me Each preset may have a small atmospheric thumbnail, but keep these restrained. Selecting a preset populates the category controls. CREATIVE FLOW: The intent categories should visually lead toward the result. Use subtle connecting alignment, spacing, or visual rhythm so the user naturally reads: IDENTITY ↓ WHERE / WHEN / LOOK / DOING / STYLE ↓ RESULT Do NOT use literal arrows everywhere or a flowchart aesthetic. The relationship should be communicated through composition. INTENT SUMMARY: Below the category controls, show a compact “Intent” summary. Example: ME Renaissance Florence Royal Clothing Portrait Cinematic Use small chips or a tasteful horizontal composition. As the user changes options, this updates immediately. Include a small “Surprise Me” control that can introduce a coherent unexpected combination. RIGHT — RESULT: Create a balanced result panel approximately comparable in visual weight to the identity + intent area. Before generation, show a restrained preview card representing the current intent. After generation, display the generated image/video. Do not make the output occupy almost the entire interface. Primary action: GENERATE Place it prominently but elegantly beneath the intent summary or at the boundary between intent and result. Secondary actions: Variations Remix Change Intent Create Video Save Share The Generate action should feel like the culmination of the composition. CONTEXTUAL ADVANCED ACCESS: Every intent category has a tiny settings/sliders icon. Clicking it opens a compact contextual flyout. Examples: WHERE → weather, environment, architecture, time of day WHEN → historical accuracy, period details LOOK → hair, tattoos, accessories, materials DOING → detailed pose, gaze, expression STYLE → lighting, realism, texture OUTPUT → video duration, motion, aspect ratio Identity also has an advanced settings icon for identity preservation. These controls remain hidden until requested. ADVANCED TOGGLE: The header clearly displays an Advanced switch. When enabled, the same interface expands into the Advanced version. Do not make Standard feel incomplete. It should feel like a complete, enjoyable creative tool with a deeper layer available. ARTISTIC QUALITY: The UI should have subtle visual rhythm and symmetry. Align major elements. Use consistent card proportions. Balance left, center, and right visual weight. Use repeated iconography. Maintain generous negative space. Create a deliberate hierarchy. The result should feel almost like a beautifully composed creative instrument rather than a collection of panels. The interface should be: Approachable Balanced Creative Elegant Slightly playful Logical Discoverable Not: Generic Sterile Gallery-heavy Dashboard-like Overwhelming Keep the existing visual style from the reference images intact. Increase engagement primarily through composition, iconography, micro-interactions, subtle selected states, and a stronger visual flow. Desktop 16:9, production-ready SaaS application, high-fidelity UI, realistic controls and typography, balanced imagery and interface, sophisticated dark creative software, artistic composition, no browser chrome.