Production Studio
A full shoot. Fully consistent.
Production Studio runs an entire creative session with session-level consistency — same persona, same light setup, same editorial mood, across every look. Change the garment. Keep everything else.
Session consistency
Same studio. Same model. Twenty outfits. One afternoon.
Each frame below was generated in the same session. The model, the backdrop, the lighting setup, and the editorial grade are locked. Only the garment changes.
What it is
Session state, preserved across every shot.
Every fashion shoot starts with a setup: the model, the lighting rig, the set dressing. Production Studio holds that setup in memory for the entire session. Introduce a new garment, and you get a shot that belongs to the same campaign — not a random reinterpretation.
This is the difference between generating images and running a shoot. One is transactional. The other builds a library that hangs together.
How it works
One setup. Unlimited looks.
- 01
Configure the session
Set your persona, lighting direction, backdrop, and editorial mood. These parameters lock for the session duration.
- 02
Cycle through garments
Upload each piece. The AI generates on-model shots within the established session setup — without re-briefing each time.
- 03
Export the collection
Download a cohesive set of images that reads as a single campaign shoot — ready for editorial, e-commerce, or social.
Questions
Production Studio — answered.
What does "session-level consistency" mean in practice?
Every image generated in a Production Studio session shares the same persona, lighting continuity, and brand model state. Swap the garment, keep everything else locked.
How many looks can I produce in one session?
There is no hard cap. Sessions are credit-based; a typical full-day equivalent studio session runs 20–40 final images at production quality.
Can I recreate the session later for new pieces?
Yes. Production Studio sessions are saved to your workspace. Re-open a session to extend it with new garments while inheriting the original setup.
Is this the same as running Photo Wizard multiple times?
Not quite. Photo Wizard is single-shot focused. Production Studio adds session state — meaning pose references, lighting rigs, and persona details persist across every generation within that session.