Ordinary generation draws a new face every time. We lock one in and shoot any series with it: new scene, clothing, season, same person. Six months later you can shoot a sequel and no one spots the seam.
We show face options. You pick the one that becomes the brand's face.



We train the model on the chosen face. Ninety minutes and it is fixed for good.



You name the scenes, we deliver frames. Overnight the farm makes about 460 finished.

We send a grid page with a recognizability score under each frame. You call the numbers.

The difference is not the price of one image but of the second, tenth and hundredth. A photoshoot starts over every time; a character is created once.
| Task | Photoshoot | Stock | Brand character |
|---|---|---|---|
| First batch of frames | a shoot day | minutes | 90 min + one night |
| Second batch a month later | another day and budget | the faces differ | just one night |
| The same person | if the model is free | no | always |
| Change season, city, clothing | a new shoot | whatever exists | one line in the brief |
| Image rights | a model contract | a limited licence | yours, unrestricted |
| Add a single frame | impossible | impossible | 71 seconds |
One woman in six scenes. We did not cherry-pick similar frames — it is one series in a row. The number under each frame is a machine match of the face to the character reference.







Products without a studio, lighting or logistics. The same item is reshot in a new palette and angle in a minute — for a specific promo, season or channel.






A space that does not exist yet, or is awkward to shoot with guests around. Straight verticals, correct light, free room for a headline.






The same technology we use for characters and product cards — open right here on this page.
The character stays yours. We do not use it for other clients.
Shot on our own hardware; the numbers are not marketing.
| Frame with a character and face refinement | 71 s |
| Product frame | 39 s |
| Raw frames per shift | 1376 |
| Finished after selection | 460 |
| Passed the recognizability check | 100 % |
| Source resolution | up to 1824 px |
Recognizability is measured by machine: each frame's face is turned into a vector and compared with the character reference. It is not an eyeball guess.
Short answers to what people ask most.
An ordinary generator draws a new person every time: tomorrow the face is different. We lock the face once, and after that every frame shows the same person.
No. The character is created once, then you name the scenes and we deliver frames. No studio, no model, no day on location.
Locking the face takes about ninety minutes, once. One frame with the character and face refinement takes 71 seconds. A night shift produces about 460 finished frames.
Yes. The face is fixed for good, so a sequel can be shot at any time and will not differ from the first batch.
Recognizability is measured by machine: each frame's face is turned into a vector and compared with the character reference. It is not an eyeball guess.
The first generation in the live generator is free, no sign-up. A trial series comes before any commitment: you look first, then you decide.
Write a couple of lines about what the frames are for. I reply personally, usually within an hour. We shoot a trial series before any commitments.