A camera in hand
The photographer portrait, the creator portrait, the behind-the-scenes picture.
Props and products
Add props and your own products to AI photos of yourself
Hold a camera. Carry a leather bag. Put on a helmet. Or hold the product you sell, photographed from one clear picture of it. Items are a shelf in the studio: pick one from the list or upload your own, and it appears in the shoot with you.
10 free credits to start. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine 9. Review the total before generating a Shot or Set.
What you can create
The picture with the thing in it.
A prop turns a portrait into a story. A product turns it into a listing you can use.
A leather bag
Carried in one hand: the accessory that finishes a business or travel portrait.
A helmet
Motorcycle, bicycle, ski: the hobby portrait that is not a selfie in a parking lot.
Your own product
Upload one clear photo of what you sell and hold it, wear it or present it in a studio picture of yourself.
A bag, glasses, a watch
Accessories from your wardrobe shelf, kept in your account and dropped into any Look.
The same item in a set
One item across several poses and backgrounds, consistent in every frame.
How it works
Three steps, one photo of the item.
Items work like wardrobe pieces: upload once, keep, reuse.
01
Upload a few photos of yourself
A head-to-toe photo and a face close-up carry your identity.
02
Pick an item, or upload your own
Open Items in the studio. Choose a prop from the list or upload one clear photo of your product. It stays on your shelf.
03
Shoot with it
Pick a Look, a pose and a background, and generate. The item is in the picture with you.
Examples
Camera, bag, helmet.
The demo avatar with three items from the list, in the same Look. Made in the studio with the real pipeline.
Leather bag
Carried in one hand.
Helmet
The hobby portrait.
What you can change with it
The item, and everything around it.
A prop is one more thing the shoot keeps consistent while you change the rest.
Props
Camera, leather bag, helmet and the rest of the list in the studio.
Your product
One clear photo of it, kept on your shelf.
Pose
Holding, wearing, presenting.
Background
Black, white, gray, blue, studio, concrete, or a scene.
Framing
Close enough to read the product, or full length.
Camera angle
Front, three-quarter, profile, low, high.
Props and products questions
Can I put my own product in the picture?
Yes. Upload one clear photo of it, ideally on a plain background, and it joins your items shelf. Then shoot yourself holding, wearing or presenting it. Fine print on labels and very small objects are where image models still struggle, so keep the product large in the frame.
What props are available?
A list in the studio under Items, including a camera, a leather bag and a helmet, with more being added. Anything not on the list you can upload yourself.
Does the item stay the same across pictures?
Uploaded items are references, like your face: the studio keeps their shape and colour across the shots in a set. Expect small variation in fine detail between frames.
What does a picture cost?
A picture costs 2 credits; the premium engine costs 9. Uploading an item is free. New accounts start with 10 free credits.
Is this the same as uploading clothes?
Same mechanism, different shelf. Clothes go into a Look; props and products go into the shoot. Both are kept in your account until you delete them.
What do the 10 free credits buy?
10 free credits to start. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine 9. Review the total before generating a Shot or Set.
How should I judge a generated portrait?
Compare the face, hair and details with your reference photos at full size and at the intended crop. Use a result only if it remains recognizable and fits its purpose. Likeness can vary; no usable-result count is guaranteed.
Try it on your own photos
You, with the thing in your hands.
Upload a few photos and one picture of the item. 10 free credits, no card needed.