Tools

Decide the Shot. Don't Describe It and Hope.

Six tools that give you a handle on the parts a prompt keeps guessing at — where the body is, where the camera is, where the cut falls, and which face comes back. Each one feeds the same generator, so you can move between them on a single project.

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Pose Editor

Drag a real 3D human into position, bend the limbs, orbit the camera — then generate the photograph that matches.

Illustrators

Art Directors

Photographers

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Shot Blocking

Lay out the room, place a camera per shot, and cut between them. Your blocking reaches the video model as a recording, so the cuts land where you put them.

Filmmakers

Ad Creatives

Storyboard Artists

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Sketch to Image

Drop your product photos on a canvas, block out the rest with rough shapes, and get a finished image that keeps the arrangement.

DTC Brands

Designers

Concept Artists

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Face Editor

Face shape, eyes, brows, nose, lips, hair, skin tone and background — each on its own control, so changing one does not reroll the rest.

Portrait Retouchers

Casting

Character Design

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Photos From Reference

Upload your own reference images and generate new photographs that keep the person, product or place recognisably itself across a whole set.

Founders

E-commerce

Marketing Teams

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Video Generator

Hand it a clip and it follows your motion and timing. Hand it photographs and it keeps the faces. Describe it alone and it invents everything.

Creators

Brands

Music Video Directors

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Looking for your situation rather than a tool?

Headshots, product photography, family composites, brand campaigns, home staging — the use case pages walk through each one end to end, using these same tools.

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