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Keeping the same model across images

How to make several products share one face, so your shop front reads as one set.

From Plien Roob — AI model photography for online stores

A shop where every product photo uses the same model looks like a brand. One where every photo is a different person does not. There are two ways to keep the same person.

Option one: reuse this model

  1. Generate a first image until you get a person you like.

  2. On that result, press the button to reuse this model.

  3. Carry on generating. The face and body are locked to that person, while scene and pose still follow whatever you choose.

This costs no extra model credits, because you already paid for that person when the first image was made.

Option two: pick a face from the library

Choose the same face card every time you generate. That gives you the same face across many jobs, even on different days. This suits shops that want to fix the brand's look from the start.

If you want a whole set at once

Use Image Set, which requires a model up front and then generates all 7 images with that same person in one run, with nothing to lock image by image.

A model with a pink bob and glasses, wearing the same dress, leading a camel across the dunes at sunset
The same model seated in an upholstered armchair in a cream living room, with a gold vase behind the chair
The same model sitting on a giant knight piece on a chessboard floor under an open sky
Three of the six model images from one press of Image Set in our system, with 2K selected: the same person in every shot, with the same pink bob, fringe and glasses, in different scenes and poses

Limits worth knowing

  • The match is not perfect on every frame. Very different camera angles and distances can shift the face somewhat.

  • Try-On does not need any of this, because it already keeps the person from your source photo.

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