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Identity with permission

Build on a familiar presence.

A recurring face can give a collection of images a recognizable point of view. Our planned private-model workflow connects a consented adult reference with an account-private identity, so new creative directions begin with the same authorized source.

Synthetic campaign examples

Synthetic adult with short dark curls and a charcoal suit, with silver headphones resting around their neck.
Synthetic adult with short dark curls and a charcoal suit, with silver headphones resting around their neck.
The same synthetic adult in a three-quarter pose, wearing a charcoal suit and silver headphones around their neck.
The same synthetic adult in a three-quarter pose, wearing a charcoal suit and silver headphones around their neck.
The same synthetic adult facing forward with silver headphones over their ears and one hand on an ear cup.
The same synthetic adult facing forward with silver headphones over their ears and one hand on an ear cup.

Begin with the right permission

Use an adult reference only when you have the person's consent and the rights needed for the intended use. The identity, its source material and the scope of that permission belong together throughout the workflow.

Separate the person from the styling

A new hairstyle, pose or setting can change the mood without changing who the campaign is meant to portray. The examples explore that distinction, while every result still needs review for identity and product detail.

Keep reuse within its scope

Private identities are intended for authorized reuse within the owning account, not automatic access by other members. Paid availability and the controls for deletion or consent withdrawal will need to be in place before this workflow launches.

Before the first frame.

Are private models available on Free?

No. Free excludes custom and private models; paid private-model generation is still being prepared.

Do these examples show a real person's uploaded identity?

No. The reference and variations are synthetic illustrations, not customer uploads or proof of live identity training.