Example · CharacterJuniper
Made from one photo: four views and five expressions, one face.
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Photos or a few words become one 2K or 4K reference sheet — angles, expressions and details in a single image. Type @ to use it in Sandbox, or add it as an input to any edit, reference or video model.
No training. Works with every model that takes a picture.
Character
Object
Location
OutfitIDs are saved to your account and follow you into every tool.
Example · CharacterMade from one photo: four views and five expressions, one face.
Example · ObjectA product from words: every side, the cap, and the embossed label up close.
Example · LocationA place, fixed: wide, reverse, overhead and the details that make it.
Example · OutfitAn outfit on its own: front, back, side, flat lay and the fabric.
A sheet is an ordinary picture, so every model that takes one can use it.

Up to 6 photos or generations — or describe it in words.

Angles, expressions and details in one collage, lit and scaled the same.

Type @handle in Sandbox, pick it in the upload modal, or pass it to Canvas and the API.
The same sheet works in every tool.
Made with @juniper-refType @ in the prompt of any model that takes a picture. The sheet joins the inputs.
“Make a video” opens the reference model with the sheet loaded — the same face in every clip.
Product captureRun the ID skills as Canvas apps, load them in Superagent with /, or give them to your own agent.
No. It is one high-resolution reference sheet. Any model that accepts an input image uses it directly, so it works with new models the day they launch.
Any image edit, reference or image-to-video model — for example ChatGPT 2.5 Edit, Typeset 3 Edit and Imagera Warlord Pro Reference. Type @ in Sandbox or pick the ID in the upload modal.
Typeset 3 makes the sheet instead, automatically. Every sheet is measured: one that comes back smaller than the size you picked is upscaled to it.
Yes. Object, Location and Outfit IDs use sheets laid out for their subject: product angles and macro details, a place from several angles, garments front, back and flat.