Photoshoot without a shoot

A whole photoshoot, without the shoot.

Brands need ten usable frames of one person. Getting them means a model, a studio, a photographer and a day of scheduling. This does it in an afternoon, and the face does not change between frames.

Create a character, free See all modes

What a set looks like

• One character, approved once
• Six to ten scenes: street, studio, interior, golden hour
• Outfit changes written into each scene line
• Portrait, story and landscape shapes from the same character

Where it stops being enough

Hands holding a product, jewellery, and any frame where text must be readable are the weak spots. If the shot needs a logo sharp and legible, put it in afterwards in a design tool instead of asking the model to draw letters.

Cost compared to a shoot

A half day with a model, a studio and a photographer starts in the hundreds of euros and takes a week to arrange. Here a frame costs one credit, and the retry costs the same as the first try.

Questions people ask

Can I put my own product in her hands?

Not reliably in one step. Generate the person and the scene first, then composite the product in an editor, or upload a photo and use the edit mode.

Are the images usable commercially?

You get a commercial licence for the frames you generate, as long as you own the rights to any reference photo you uploaded.

How long does a set of ten take?

About a minute per frame including queue time, so ten frames is roughly ten minutes if the queue is free.

Charova is for adults (18+). Characters are fictional or built from your own reference images, and you confirm you hold the rights to any photo you upload.