AI Lifestyle Photography

Select the Lifestyle Photography tool, write a detailed prompt describing your model, clothing, pose, lighting, and location, optionally upload a reference image, adjust presets or perspective, then generate your scene. Learn more about Lifecycle Photography.

Yes. Reference images are optional. If you upload one, the AI will use it as a guide for pose, clothing, aesthetic, or scene style. Use the Similarity slider to control how much influence the reference image has.

Be clear and descriptive. Include model attributes (age, ethnicity, hair, expression), clothing (style, material, color), accessories, pose, lighting, mood, location, and time of day. Repetition helps reinforce details. Learn more.

Yes. You can emphasize:

• Outfit (model, clothing, accessories, pose, mood)
• Mood (overall feel, lighting, action, props)
• Location (environment, lighting, model, pose, color palette)

Presets adjust mood, depth, and lighting dynamics to guide your scene generation. Use them to achieve specific lighting effects or to emphasize interior or outdoor settings.

Perspective simulates camera angles and lens viewpoints to emphasize aspects of a model’s appearance, garments, or accessories. This is useful for full-body shots, close-ups, or dramatic visual storytelling.

Character Consistency maintains the same model’s facial features across multiple generations. Upload a front-facing image of your character, then include a short description in your prompt to align outputs with that character.

Yes. The three-dot menu provides multiple options:

• Open in Image Editor – refine the details of the image
• Upscale Resolution – generate up to 4K
• Enhance Image – improve contrast, shadow, and details
• Remove Background – isolate the subject
• Regenerate – try a new version of the image
• Fine-tuning – adjust realism, age, or subtle features
• Save to Library – store images in your personal cloud

Fine-tuning lets you tweak realism, adjust the subject’s age, or make small refinements to better match your vision.

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For example, you can make a scene appear less polished or reduce AI-like artifacts.

Include type, intensity, and source.

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Examples: “soft window light,” “golden hour sunlight,” “volumetric studio lighting.” Precise lighting helps create more realistic and consistent scenes.

Specify the environment, architectural style, or landscape.

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Examples: “industrial loft with exposed brick,” “sunlit beach,” “botanical garden greenhouse.” Add color palette or time of day for more realism.

Yes. Describe items in detail, including color, material, and placement.

Examples: “woven straw bag,” “vintage leather briefcase,” “gold flat sandals.”

Absolutely. The tool is designed for marketers, designers, and content creators to generate professional imagery suitable for lookbooks, ads, and social media campaigns.

Don’t worry. Use Regenerate, tweak your prompt, adjust presets, or fine-tune details to get closer to your vision. Repetition of key details in the prompt often improves results.

Yes. Upload a character image and use Character Consistency to ensure the same face appears across different scenes, outfits, and poses.

Prompts should be at least 5 words, but detailed descriptions with multiple attributes often yield the most accurate, photorealistic results.