Image model
Image One — the photoreal flagship
Image One is the default image engine of the studio and the API: photoreal, character-grade renders at 1024×1024 with negative prompts, CFG control and up to four reference photos to hold a face across renders. Mature imagery of adult, fictional characters renders within the acceptable-use policy — a written rule, not a filter that changes its mind.
50 free credits · no card · adults only, by policy
- Price
- 10 credits / image
- Output
- 1024×1024 · aspect 1:1, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9
- Controls
- Negative prompt · CFG scale · batch 1–4
- Inputs
- Text, reference photos (face hold), Characters, Elements
- Access
- Every account
- Content
- Uncensored — adult fiction within the AUP
What it renders well
- →Portraits and editorial photography with real lens behavior — shallow depth of field, film grain, practical light.
- →The same person across a series: attach references (or a saved Character) and the face holds.
- →Product and still-life work with an Element as the subject — the same bottle, the same sneaker, every time.
Prompting Image One
Write like a photographer's brief: subject, framing, light, lens or medium, mood. Thirty to sixty words. Put what you do NOT want in the negative prompt (text, watermarks, extra hands) instead of negating inside the prompt. A CFG around the default keeps it faithful; push it up for literal adherence, down for looser interpretation.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
Is Image One uncensored?
Within the acceptable-use policy, yes: mature imagery of adult, fictional characters renders. Minors, real identifiable people and illegal content are banned and return content_blocked without a charge.
How do I keep the same face across images?
Attach up to four reference photos, or save the person as a Character and @mention them — the engine holds the face across renders and clips.
What resolution does Image One output?
1024×1024 by default, with 3:4, 4:3, 9:16 and 16:9 framings available.
What does an image cost?
10 credits — about 10 cents at the entry pack rate. A batch of four is 40, and every failed render refunds itself.
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