Keep the same face in every AI photo

It is a face-identity studio: you train a model on 10–30 photos of a person (or design a character first), then generate new photorealistic images that keep that same face. Character Studio, the dataset builder, training, generation, the face fixer and your saved model library are one pipeline, so a face you build once is the face every later generation reads.

Do not rely on one-off prompts alone. Upload 10–30 clear photos of the face, train once, then generate from that trained identity. That is how Imagera avoids the “new person every time” problem common with generic image generators.

Plan on 10–30 photos with diverse angles, lighting, and expressions. More variety usually produces a more stable likeness. Heavy filters, sunglasses on every shot, or only one angle make training weaker.

Training typically completes in minutes in the browser. You do not need your own GPU. After training, generation and editing tools reuse that identity immediately.

Yes. Images you generate on paid Imagera plans for this product include full commercial rights for social, ads, websites, and marketing — use responsibly and only with faces you have the right to train (your own or cleared talent).

A normal generator invents faces from the prompt. A personal AI influencer is built so one person (or character) stays recognizable across hundreds of images and tools. Consistency is the product, not a lucky side effect.

Instant Character is for speed: upload a few photos and generate consistent images without a full train cycle — great for quick tests. Full training is better when you need maximum long-term likeness across a large content library.

Character Studio creates a fictional face from controls (look, style, traits) when you need a brand ambassador who is not a real person. That character stays consistent across later images, similar to a trained real-face identity.

Imagera is credit-based: you pay when you train and generate. Pro plans improve credit value if you create often. There is no requirement to rent a separate “influencer seat” you barely use.

No. Creators, founders, agencies, real-estate pros, coaches, and anyone who needs a consistent on-brand face for content use the same suite. “Influencer” here means a reusable public-facing identity — real or virtual.

Standard training runs 500 credits and finishes in about 15 minutes; higher-quality tiers cost 700 credits (4,000 steps) or 1300 credits (10,000 steps) for maximum likeness. After the model exists, each generated image is 20 credits and Instant Character images run 25–35 credits depending on Turbo, Balanced, or Quality mode. You buy credits in packs and pay only when you train or create — there is no per-face monthly seat.

Aim for 10–30 sharp, well-lit photos that show the same person from several angles — front, three-quarter, and profile — with a mix of expressions and neutral backgrounds. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses on every frame, group shots where the face is small, and duplicate near-identical selfies. Variety in lighting and angle is what lets the trained identity hold up across outfits, scenes, and poses later.

You write it into the prompt. Generate runs your trained model, so pose, framing, wardrobe, lens and lighting are things you describe — “seated at a café window, three-quarter view, soft morning light” — and the identity holds while the scene changes. The separate Pose Control, Style Transfer and Inpaint tools were withdrawn in August 2026 and their pages now redirect to this one. If you would rather start from a picture than a description, Instant Character takes reference photos of the face plus a photo to remix, or a photo and a mask when you only want one region redrawn.

Instant Character needs only 1–5 photos and returns consistent images immediately with no training wait — ideal for quick tests or a short campaign, and it also does the remix and masked-edit modes from a photo you supply. A full trained model takes about 15 minutes and 500 credits up front, then costs 20 credits an image and holds a stronger likeness across a large library, because the face lives in a model you own rather than in the reference photos you re-attach each run. Start with Instant Character to validate the idea, then train when you commit to producing volume.

Uploaded training photos are used only to build your private model and are deleted from Imagera servers after training completes; your model stays tied to your account and is never shared or used to train anyone else’s. Images you generate on a paid plan carry full commercial rights, so you can use them for social posts, paid ads, storefronts, and client work — provided you had the right to train the face in the first place.

Yes. Character Studio builds a fictional face from controls — gender, overall style, hair, eyes, skin tone, face shape and expression — so you can run a virtual influencer or brand ambassador feed without a real model and without a release form. From there the character goes down the same road as a real face: use it as the seed for a dataset, train it, and generate from the trained model exactly as you would from your own likeness.