Generate with your own trained model.

LoRA generation creates new images using a model trained on a specific person, character, or style. With Imagera, once you have trained your model you type a scene and get studio-grade images of yourself in any outfit, backdrop, or mood — and you look like you every single time.

To generate on-model images of yourself, yes — train your model once from 10–30 photos. After that you can generate unlimited images instantly. You can also generate with built-in styles without your own model.

Very. Because your model is trained on your real photos, your likeness stays consistent across every generation — unlike generic AI tools that produce a different-looking person each time.

Anything: professional headshots, fashion and lifestyle shots, travel scenes, product and brand photography, social content, dating-profile photos, and more. Describe the scene and Imagera produces it on-model in seconds.

Generation is pay-per-image with no subscription — from 25 credits per image when you generate with your own trained model, plus 5 for each extra style you stack on top of it. Training your model is a separate one-time cost that depends on the engine you choose, so you pay for the model once and then only for the images you actually create.

Yes. Images you generate come with full commercial rights — use them on social media, websites, ads, or any commercial project.

Most images generate in seconds. You can produce a full photoshoot — dozens of looks across different scenes — in the time it would take to set up a single real shot.

Yes. Describe exactly what you want in plain language — outfit, location, lighting, mood, camera angle — and Imagera renders it on-model. You can also use reference poses and styles for finer control.

Yes — that is the whole point of an on-model workflow. Your trained model anchors your identity so the same face, proportions, and features carry through every generation, no matter the scene.

Absolutely. Train a model on any consistent subject — a fictional character, a brand ambassador, even a pet or product — then generate unlimited on-model images of it.

10–30 clear photos is the sweet spot. Include a range of angles, expressions, and lighting so the model learns your true likeness rather than one specific look. Fewer than 10 works but is less consistent; more than 30 rarely improves results. Front-facing, well-lit shots with your face unobstructed train best.

You download standard image files ready for social, web, print, and ads. For large-format or print use, run a generated image through the AI image upscaler to take it to 4K or higher without quality loss. Every download carries full commercial rights.

Yes. Your trained identity is not limited to stills — it carries into motion so one character stays recognizable across an entire clip. Generate on-model images first, then animate them, or train on short clips so the model learns to move while holding its likeness.

Your trained model lives in your own account and is used only for your generations. You control what you create with it, and every image you generate is yours to keep and use commercially. You can retrain or add new models at any time as your look or catalog changes.

Face-swap apps paste a face onto an existing photo, which often warps proportions and breaks under new angles or lighting. On-model generation builds an entire new image around your trained identity, so the face, body proportions, and features stay coherent in any scene, outfit, or pose you describe — not just the ones a template allows.