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Styles you can choose

There are two main looks. Realistic images resemble photographs, with skin texture, indoor light and a believable room. Anime images are drawn, with clean lines and bold colour. Each companion belongs to one style, so you choose by choosing who to talk to.

Beyond the style, you steer with setting and mood. A dim bedroom feels different from a sunny pool. Lingerie reads differently from a loose shirt. Name two or three details and leave the rest open. For a drawn look, browse NSFW AI art. For photographic results, see realistic AI porn.

Mood is often the difference between a flat picture and a good one. Soft light suggests intimacy, hard light suggests drama, and a messy room feels more real than a spotless one. Add one line about atmosphere and the image tends to follow.

Outfits matter more than people expect. Lingerie, a wet shirt, a robe half open, a dress with the strap slipping: each one tells a different story. Pick the one that fits the scene instead of listing several at once.

Tips for sharper results

Start with a simple portrait or half-length shot. Once you like the face and the light, ask for a different outfit or a new location. Building up is steadier than packing everything into one request.

A normal photo costs 1 credit, HD costs 2 and Ultra HD costs 3. Use the normal tier to test ideas, then spend the extra credits on the one you want to keep. If a picture misses, say what is wrong in plain words: too dark, wrong outfit, too far away. Then ask again.

Framing is worth a word or two as well. Ask for a close-up when you care about the expression, a half-length shot for outfit and pose, and a full-length shot when the room is part of the picture. If a result feels too crowded, ask for a simpler background.

Do not chase perfection in one go. Treat the first result as a sketch. The second request usually fixes the biggest problem, and the third polishes the small things.

Saving images and keeping one character

The companion is the anchor. Every picture comes from the same character, so the face and overall look carry across a set. Stay in one chat, keep the outfit and setting words consistent, and you end up with a series instead of a pile of strangers.

Because companions remember earlier chats, you can refer back to a night or a place and ask for another picture from it. If you want full control over the look, create your own character and shape it from the start.

Pictures made in a chat stay available in that conversation. Save the ones you like to your own device so you have them wherever you go. A short naming habit helps when your set grows. Note the scene in your chat message, for example poolside, balcony or hotel, so you can find the picture again when you scroll back later.

If you want a set with a clear theme, such as one evening told in six pictures, plan the order first. Start with arrival, then a close moment, then the quieter ending. Writing the story in chat while you generate keeps the set coherent.

What it costs to build a set

Chatting is free and has no message cap. Credits are only used when you generate. Free accounts get starter credits at sign-up and one free credit to claim every day, which is enough for a few normal photos at the start.

A short clip costs more than a still, so a set of pictures goes further than a set of clips. If you want a bigger monthly allowance, compare the plans on the pricing page.

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