Multi References

Use clear images that each represent something specific you care about: one for pose, one for outfit, one for lighting, one for environment, or existing brand visuals. The more focused each reference is, the easier it is to tell the workflow which parts to keep.

Alongside your uploads, use text instructions to specify what should carry over from each image—for example "use the pose from reference A, the outfit and colors from reference B, and the lighting and background from reference C." This helps the AI respect your constraints when combining references.

Common use cases include building consistent character or costume designs from mixed references, keeping campaign creatives on-brand by grounding them in existing assets, and visualizing products in new environments while retaining the original product look.

You can reuse the same identity or product references across multiple runs so core attributes stay aligned while you vary poses, environments, or styling. This is especially useful in character pipelines or multi-asset campaigns.

Each generation consumes credits based on the model and settings you use. A good approach is to test with a few shorter or lower-cost generations first, then spend more credits on higher-quality runs once you are confident about your reference setup.