Character Studio

Character Studio builds a fictional AI character from controls rather than from your own photos. You choose gender, age range, ethnicity, and style, and the AI generates a unique face that has never existed. That face is then locked as a reusable identity, so every image you generate afterward keeps the same eyes, jaw, and overall look — the way a trained real-face model stays consistent, but for an invented person.

Training uses 10–30 photos of a real person to learn their likeness. Character Studio needs no photos at all — you design the face from scratch. Use training when you want images of yourself or cleared talent; use Character Studio when you need a person who is not real, so there is no model release, no scheduling, and no likeness rights to clear. Both then feed the same Generate, Pose Control, Style Transfer, and Face Swap tools.

Yes — this is one of its main uses. Design a face, lock the identity, then generate a consistent feed of lifestyle, editorial, and product shots for a virtual influencer or brand persona. Because the character stays recognizable across hundreds of posts, followers experience it as a single, believable personality rather than a different face every upload.

Designing the character face and generating images runs from 10 credits per image on Imagera, billed as you create. There is no separate subscription for a single character and no per-seat fee — you buy credit packs and spend them across Character Studio and the rest of the personal influencer suite. Pro plans improve your effective credit value if you generate at volume.

Yes. Once the face is generated, that identity is what every later prompt references. You can change the outfit, background, camera angle, lighting, and setting while the character's face remains recognizable. This is the core difference from a plain image generator, which invents a new face on almost every prompt and cannot maintain a single character over a long content series.

Yes. After the character exists you can send it through Pose Control to match a reference body position, or Style Transfer to adopt the colour grade and art direction of a reference image while keeping the face. You can also use Inpaint to change a single detail — an outfit or a prop — on a finished image without regenerating the whole character.

Images generated on a paid plan carry full commercial rights, so you can use your fictional character in social posts, paid ads, storefronts, packaging, and client campaigns. Because the character is invented rather than based on a real person, you avoid the likeness-clearance issues that come with using a real model — though you should still follow platform rules and disclose AI content where required.

Character Studio works for any consistent fictional face: a brand mascot or spokesperson, a recurring game or comic character, a fictional testimonial persona, an avatar for an app, or a design exploration before a real casting. Anywhere you need the same invented person to appear again and again, a Character Studio identity keeps it coherent.

You can design as many separate characters as you need — each one is its own reusable identity. Agencies and multi-brand creators often run several characters at once, one per persona or campaign, and generate content across all of them from the same account and credit balance.

No. Character Studio runs in the browser with simple controls — pick attributes, generate a face, and start creating. There is no GPU, no install, and no prompt-engineering requirement to get a consistent character. If you can fill out a short form, you can build a character and generate its first images in a couple of minutes.