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Custom models, scenes, and poses

Create your own AI model, scene, or pose for your brand. A two-step wizard with a preview before saving. Available on Pro+ plans and up.

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The Models page with the create custom model button

Beyond the built-in library, you can create your own models, scenes, and poses, so every photo of your brand uses the same face, the same setting, and a consistent style. Custom assets are available on the Pro+, Business, and Enterprise plans.

Where to create them

In the menu, under Assets, you'll find the Models, Scenes, and Poses pages. Each shows your available assets and a button to create a new one. You can also start the creator directly from the Studio form, without leaving your generation.

The two-step wizard

  1. Step 1: Describe the asset

    Give it a name and a description in English: for a model: looks, hair, skin tone, build; for a scene: setting and light; for a pose: body position and camera angle. The more specific, the more predictable the result.

  2. Step 2: Generate a preview

    Press “Generate preview” and see what the asset looks like. You don't have to accept the first attempt: adjust the description and press Regenerate until you like the result.

  3. Save

    Press Save: the asset appears in your library, and the preview becomes its thumbnail. From then on you can select it in any Studio generation.

The create-pose wizard with description and preview
Describe → preview → regenerate → save. The preview becomes the asset's thumbnail.

Sfat: Write descriptions in English: the AI understands them most precisely. Pose example: “standing, hands in pockets, three-quarter angle, looking at camera”.

When a custom asset pays off

A custom model keeps one recognizable face across all your products. A custom scene reproduces your brand's aesthetic (say, always warm daylight and a concrete wall. A custom pose helps when the category demands a specific presentation) a profile view for shoes, or a back view for backpacks. If you're on a lower plan, you'll see an upgrade prompt when you try to create one.