Model Library
Navigate to AI Studio → Photo Studio → Model library to access this section.
Overview
The model library is the section of Photo Studio where you define reusable AI subjects, called models, that are referenced by scene presets to generate product imagery. A model encodes the consistent appearance of the subject (a person, animal, or custom entity) so that it looks the same across any number of generated images.
Model Library Interface
+ New model button
Opens the "Create model" dialog to start a new model definition
Grid view icon
Displays models as image cards (default)
List view icon
Displays models as a data table
Settings (⚙) icon
Configures visible columns in list view
Show selector
Sets how many models per page (default: 25)
Page navigator
Moves between pages of results
Each model card in grid view shows the AI-generated preview image and the model name.
Model Types
When clicking + New model, you first select the model type. The type determines the available configuration steps.
Human
Clothing, accessories, fashion. Offers structured configuration of demographics, face, hair, body, and personal details.
Identity → Face → Hair → Body → Details
Animal
Pet accessories, animal care products, lifestyle content featuring any animal species.
Identity → Appearance → Details
Custom
Any subject not fitting Human or Animal. Full free-form control, describe the model in plain language.
Identity → Model description
Human Model - All Fields and Options
Step 1: Identity
Basic demographics like age, gender, and ethnicity.
Model name
Yes
Free text
Any string. Used as display label in the library (e.g., Elena, Studio Model 01)
Model code
Yes
Free text (slug)
Unique system identifier, no spaces (e.g., elena_young_female)
Age
Yes
Number
Any numeric value representing approximate age in years (e.g., 25, 42)
Gender
Yes
Dropdown
Female · Male · Non-binary · Other
Ethnicity hint
Yes
Dropdown
No preference · East Asian · Hispanic / Latino · Indigenous / Native American · Middle Eastern / North African · Mixed Background · Northern European · Pacific Islander · South Asian · Southeast Asian · Southern European / Mediterranean · Sub-Saharan African
Note:
No preferencemeans the AI selects ethnicity freely without constraint. All other values bias the generation toward that regional appearance. The field is labelled as a hint, not an absolute rule.
Step 2: Face
Facial features, skin tone, and eye color.
The Face step offers two input modes, free-text or the Visual builder.
Mode A - Face description (free text)
Face description
Yes
Multi-line free text
Describe specific facial features, skin undertones, and eye color or shape.
Example value: Type: Oval. Skin tone: Porcelain. Eye color: Blue.
Mode B - Visual builder (predefined style selectors)
Clicking Visual builder opens a modal with structured pickers that auto-generate the description text.
Face Type (pick one):
Oval
Balanced, slightly longer than wide
Round
Equal width and length, soft angles
Square
Strong jawline, wide forehead
Heart
Wide forehead, narrow chin
Long
Elongated, narrow
Diamond
Narrow forehead and chin, wide cheekbones
Skin Tone (pick one):
Porcelain
Very light, near white
Ivory
Light with warm undertone
Fair
Light beige
Beige
Neutral medium-light
Honey
Warm golden tan
Tan
Medium brown
Chestnut
Deep warm brown
Espresso
Very deep brown
Ebony
Deepest dark
Eye Color (pick one):
Blue
Green
Hazel
Brown
Black
Gray
Additional field (both modes):
Face reference photo
No
Image upload
Upload a clear, front-facing portrait to provide a specific facial feature reference for the AI. Leave empty for natural generation.
Step 3: Hair
Hair length, texture, and exact color tones.
Same dual-mode as Face - free-text or Visual builder.
Mode A - Hair description (free text)
Hair description
Yes
Multi-line free text
Add specific details like hair volume, natural parting, fringe, or haircut style.
Example value: Length: Medium. Type: Wavy. Color: Golden.
Mode B - Visual builder
Hair Length (pick one):
Bald
No hair / shaved
Short
Above the ears
Chin
Chin-length bob
Shoulder
Shoulder-length
Medium
Mid-back length
Long
Past mid-back
Hair Type (pick one):
Straight
No curl pattern
Wavy
Gentle S-waves
Curly
Defined curls
Coily
Tight coils / afro texture
Hair Color (pick one):
Platinum
Very light blonde, near white
Golden
Warm golden blonde
Dark Blonde
Darker blonde
Copper
Warm orange-red
Auburn
Deep reddish brown
Light Brown
Light chestnut
Medium Brown
Classic brown
Dark Brown
Deep chocolate
Black
Natural black
Jet Black
Intense deep black
Silver
Gray / salt-and-pepper
White
Pure white / albino range
Step 4: Body
Body type, proportions, and measurements.
Same dual-mode - free-text or Visual builder.
Mode A - Body description (free text)
Body description
Yes
Multi-line free text
Define body type, height, and proportions to ensure the right fit for your product.
Example value: Physique: Average. Height: 173. Chest: 75. Waist: 60. Hips: 75. Cup size: B (Medium).
Mode B - Visual builder
Physique (pick one):
Slim
Lean, narrow frame
Athletic
Toned, muscular definition
Average
Balanced, typical proportions
Curvy
Defined waist with fuller hips and bust
Plus Size
Fuller figure throughout
Muscular
Heavily built, prominent muscle mass
Measurements (numeric, in cm):
Height
No
Number (cm)
Model's height in centimeters
Chest
No
Number (cm)
Chest circumference
Waist
No
Number (cm)
Waist circumference
Hips
No
Number (cm)
Hip circumference
Cup size (dropdown, pick one):
AA (Very Small)
Very Small
A (Small)
Small
B (Medium)
Medium
C (Full)
Full
D (Large)
Large
DD / E (Very Large)
Very Large
F+ (Extra Large)
Extra Large
Note: Cup size is gender-contextual and only relevant for Female or Non-binary models wearing clothing with bust area.
Step 5: Details
Unique traits like tattoos, piercings, or freckles.
Description
No
Multi-line free text
Add unique characteristics like freckles, tattoos, or specific makeup styles.
No Visual builder. Fully free-form. Leave empty for a neutral appearance with no distinguishing marks.
Example values: Small tattoo on left wrist. Light freckles across nose. · Bold red lipstick, cat-eye eyeliner.
Human Model - Step Summary
1
Identity
Basic demographics like age, gender, and ethnicity.
Model name, Model code, Age, Gender, Ethnicity hint
—
2
Face
Facial features, skin tone, and eye color.
Face description (or Visual builder selection)
Face reference photo
3
Hair
Hair length, texture, and exact color tones.
Hair description (or Visual builder selection)
—
4
Body
Body type, proportions, and measurements.
Body description (or Visual builder selection)
All measurement fields
5
Details
Unique traits like tattoos, piercings, or freckles.
—
Description
Animal Model - All Fields and Options
Step 1: Identity
Basic information to identify and categorize the animal.
Model name
Yes
Free text
Display name (e.g., Buddy, Whiskers)
Model code
Yes
Free text (slug)
Unique system identifier (e.g., buddy_golden_retriever)
Species
Yes
Free text
Any species name (e.g., Dog, Cat, Horse, Parrot, Rabbit)
Breed
No
Free text
Specific breed within the species (e.g., Golden Retriever, Persian, Thoroughbred)
Age
Yes
Number or text
Age or life-stage (e.g., 3, Puppy, Senior)
Sex
No
Dropdown
Female · Male
Step 2: Appearance
Coat, coloring, eye color, and overall look.
No Visual builder for Animal - all free text.
Appearance description
Yes
Multi-line free text
Describe coat color and pattern, eye color, fur length and texture, and any distinctive physical traits.
Reference photo
No
Image upload
Upload a clear photo of the animal to provide a visual reference for the AI. Leave empty for natural generation.
Example values: Golden coat, fluffy tail, brown eyes, medium-length fur. · Black and white tuxedo pattern, short fur, green eyes.
Step 3: Details
Distinctive features like markings, scars, or accessories.
Description
No
Multi-line free text
Add distinctive features like markings, patches, scars, or accessories such as a collar or bandana.
Example values: White patch on chest. Wearing a red leather collar. · Scar above left eye. Three white paw spots.
Animal Model - Step Summary
1
Identity
Basic information to identify and categorize the animal.
Model name, Model code, Species, Age
Breed, Sex
2
Appearance
Coat, coloring, eye color, and overall look.
Appearance description
Reference photo
3
Details
Distinctive features like markings, scars, or accessories.
—
Description
Custom Model - All Fields and Options
The Custom type provides complete freedom with no structured categories. Use it for any subject that doesn't fit Human or Animal (e.g., a mannequin, a robot, a fantasy character, or a stylized object).
Step 1: Identity
Basic information to identify the model.
Model name
Yes
Free text
Display label (e.g., Wooden Mannequin, Retro Robot)
Model code
Yes
Free text (slug)
Unique system identifier (e.g., wooden_mannequin)
Step 2: Model description
A free-form description of your model.
Description
Yes
Multi-line free text
Describe your model freely – appearance, species, style, or anything relevant.
Reference image
No
Image upload
Upload a reference image to guide the AI. Leave empty for natural generation.
Example values: A white plastic mannequin with no facial features, neutral pose, slim build. · An anthropomorphic fox character with orange fur, green eyes, wearing streetwear clothing.
Custom Model - Step Summary
1
Identity
Basic information to identify the model.
Model name, Model code
—
2
Model description
A free-form description of your model.
Description
Reference image
Visual Builder - When and How to Use It
The Visual builder is available for Human models in the Face, Hair, and Body steps. It is not available for Animal or Custom models.
Activation
Click the "Visual builder" button next to the hint text "Select predefined styles instead of writing a manual description."
Output
Selecting options in the Visual builder auto-generates a text string in the description field (e.g., Type: Oval. Skin tone: Porcelain. Eye color: Blue.)
Switching modes
You can switch between Visual builder and free text at any time. The last-saved text is preserved in the description field.
Overriding
After using the Visual builder you can manually edit the generated text to add nuance the builder doesn't cover (e.g., hooded eyelids, deep-set eyes).
Reference Images - Usage Guide
Three sections accept reference image uploads:
Human → Face
Face reference photo
Provides specific facial feature reference
Upload a clear, front-facing portrait. The AI uses it as a likeness anchor.
Animal → Appearance
Reference photo
Provides visual reference for the specific animal
Upload a clear photo of the
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