Subject Consistency

Use a clear, well-lit image that shows the subject's key features: face, proportions, colors, and distinctive details. Avoid blurry or heavily cropped references. A strong anchor image makes it easier for the workflow to preserve identity across new generations.

Yes. After you upload a subject reference, you can describe new poses, actions, and environments in your prompt. The workflow focuses on keeping the core identity and visual details consistent while changing context around the subject.

Subject consistency is about keeping who or what appears in the image recognizable—characters, products, or mascots. Style consistency focuses on harmonizing the overall visual style, such as line quality, color treatment, and rendering. You can combine both in your broader workflow, but this template emphasizes subjects staying on-model.

Teams use this workflow to maintain brand mascots across campaigns, keep product shots aligned across many scenes, or ensure recurring characters look the same in marketing, documentation, and UI illustrations.

Each generation consumes credits based on the model settings. A good practice is to first validate that your reference image and prompts give you the desired level of consistency, then generate larger sets once you are confident in the setup.