Start with one clear decision.
Describe one subject, its setting, lighting and composition. If you add references, explain what each contributes: the subject, a colour palette or a layout.
What to Look For
Review geometry, faces, product detail and every written word. Correct one issue at a time rather than replacing the whole brief after each result.
Planning work for a brand or client? Check commercial-use terms and the plan that covers your needs before you begin.



How It Works
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Write the prompt and attach useful references.
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Choose a model and its supported output settings.
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Optionally add pose, camera and lighting direction, or keep a subject consistent with a reference.
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Generate, inspect variations, then reuse or download selected results.
Inputs & Creative Controls
What You Bring
- Written prompt
- Optional uploaded or saved references, which you can mention by name in the prompt
- Optional pose selections
What You Direct
- Image model picker
- Model-dependent aspect, resolution or quality options
- Variations
- Optional pose, camera angle, focal-length direction, lighting, framing and depth of field
- Optional subject consistency across results
- Generation history and result actions
Three Ways to Put It to Work
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Build a custom campaign frame that is outside the concept catalogue.
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Compare framing and depth-of-field direction while keeping the written subject brief stable.
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Explore reference-led portrait or product compositions with a model appropriate to the input.
What to Know Before You Start
- Reference counts, aspect ratios and quality controls vary by model.
- Consistency is optional generative guidance, not identity verification or an exact identity guarantee.
- Camera and focal-length controls guide the prompt; they don’t simulate a real camera.
- The available settings depend on your selected model. Check the choices shown in Image before generating.
Studio access, sign-in and credits may be required. Review the settings and the credit estimate before you generate.
A few useful answers.
Do references guarantee the same face or product?
No. Describe which details matter and compare the result with each reference. Identity, lettering and small product details can change.
Why do the output choices change with the model?
Models offer different controls. Some expose resolution choices; GPT Image 2 uses quality choices. Use the settings shown for the model you select.

Bring your direction into Studio.
A written brief and optional references. Review the available settings and the credit estimate before you generate.
About This Guide
Based on the controls and workflows in AIFACECRAFT Studio, updated . The use cases show practical ways to work with them. Available settings depend on your account and plan; Studio always shows the options you can use.
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