A different face every time
Run the same prompt twice and the person changes.
Images, edits, composites, upscales and video — every model worth using, in one prompt box. Plus a character you trained yourself.
That is fine for concept art. It is useless when the subject is supposed to be someone.
Run the same prompt twice and the person changes.
Change the light, angle or location and the likeness slips.
Move to another tool and you start again with a reference photo.
Pick 3 to 30 photos of a person or pet. That is the whole setup.
We build a private model of your subject. If training fails, your credits come straight back.
Drop your character into a prompt, or pick a theme and run a whole shoot in one tap.
A reference photo gives you a resemblance. A trained character keeps the same person across a whole shoot—at new angles, in new light and in scenes the originals never contained.



Same character Start with a photo or an image you created. Describe the movement you have in mind, then turn that still into a video. From a frozen wave to a ride in motion.
Start a generation at your desk. Check the result on your phone. Edit it somewhere else. Your library, characters, balance and progress stay current across every device.





Every result returns to your private library. Reuse it as a reference, change it, combine it, enlarge it or turn it into video.
One balance, no tab-switching. The credit cost sits on the model before you commit.
Type @ to add a character, reference image or saved bundle. Change models and
imai.ge rewrites the references into the grammar that model expects.
A cinematic portrait of account_circle Lena wearing the jacket from image image 2 in warm afternoon light
Generate something new, reshape what you already have, or carry an image into motion.
Drop your character into any prompt and put them in any scene, style or light. Make up to four takes at once.
Flux · character strength · styles · repeatable seed
Choose Portrait, Cinematic, Landscape, Street, Dreamy or Noir, then control framing, focus, lighting and film colour.
Six looks · 24–85 mm · f/1.4–f/16
Load any image and describe the change in plain language. Choose from fast models through to text-and-layout specialists.
Eight edit models · up to 4K
Bring several images into one prompt: the jacket from one, the room from another, the person from a third.
Up to 14 reference images
Take an image up to four times the size, with separate controls for realism and added detail.
2× · 4× · target 2, 4 or 8 MP
Animate an image or build a shot from references and time cues, with quality, duration, sound and camera controls.
Up to 12 seconds · 1080p · optional sound
Pick a character, pick a theme, and get a finished set in one action. Paris in the late sun. Executive portraits. Cyberpunk noir. New themes land regularly.

Studio charcoal, boardroom glass and marble lobbies, polished executive presence.

Low-sun Seine bridges, zinc rooftops and late-night bar light across one Paris weekend.

Rain-slick neon alleys, smoke-filled offices and pulp-detective shadow.

Easy, warm candids that look like the best day of an ordinary week.

Runway strobes, couture texture and backstage grit under blinding show light.

Lantern-lit Alpine snow, mulled wine and firelit chalets in the deep of winter.

Candlelit gilded salons, brocade and Old Master shadow, 17th-century excess.

Twin suns, quartz spires and the quiet awe of walking an unmapped world.

Interference light, lagging reflections and impossible geometry in a black void.

Megacity smog, kilometre-high signage and chrome-limbed crowds at street level.

Brass gadgets, airship decks and gaslit fog in a Victorian machine age.

Coral palaces, bioluminescent glow and sunlit ruins of a drowned kingdom.

Fog-drowned glens, standing stones and drifting witchlight in an enchanted realm.

Turquoise shallows, salt-bleached jetties and golden-hour Caribbean light.

Sun-scorched dunes, sandstone ruins and lamplit tents along a caravan road.

Rain-dark reading rooms, brass lamps and chalk dust in an old university.

Sun-flared Kodachrome road trip: chrome, motel neon and heat off the asphalt.
Every one of these started as somebody's photos.
Plans are bought with money. Everything you make uses credits. Every action is quoted live, and the number shown is the number charged.
Subscription credits refresh each month and do not roll over. Credits you top up do not expire.
See plans in the app arrow_forwardreceipt_longQuoted live as model and settings change.
undoFailed work costs nothing. Reserved credits return automatically.
walletYour balance updates live without refreshing.
What you upload and what you make belongs to your private library. There is no public gallery and nothing gets published without you.
What character training changes, how credits work, and what happens to your content.
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