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One character, every brief.

Fragrance, specialty coffee, a runway show, leather goods, resort travel. Eight separate briefs, eight unrelated clients, and the same face in every one. Nothing here was re-cast.

AI character designed in the FORGR Character Studio, a close studio portrait
  1. The same AI character holding a fragrance bottle against a white studio wall
    01Fragrance
    Brief
    Fragrance campaign
    Wardrobe
    Black sculpted dress
    Location
    Studio, white wall
  2. The same AI character tasting coffee at a roastery counter
    02Specialty coffee
    Brief
    Specialty coffee
    Wardrobe
    Oat linen blazer
    Location
    Roastery counter
  3. The same AI character seated by a window with a fragrance bottle on a wooden table
    03Fragrance, at home
    Brief
    Fragrance, at home
    Wardrobe
    Black sculpted dress
    Location
    Concrete interior
  4. The same AI character walking a runway in black tailoring before a seated audience
    04Runway show
    Brief
    Runway show
    Wardrobe
    Black tailoring
    Location
    Show space, front row
  5. The same AI character in a cream linen set against a canvas studio backdrop
    05Linen editorial
    Brief
    Linen editorial
    Wardrobe
    Cream linen set
    Location
    Studio, canvas backdrop
  6. The same AI character in a black dress presenting a tan leather handbag against a studio wall
    06Leather goods
    Brief
    Leather goods
    Wardrobe
    Black sculpted dress
    Location
    Studio, hard light
  7. The same AI character seated on a cafe terrace with a canvas tote bag
    07Tote campaign
    Brief
    Tote campaign
    Wardrobe
    Ivory linen jumpsuit
    Location
    Cafe terrace, olive trees
  8. The same AI character seated under a pergola in a navy linen dress and straw hat
    08Resort travel
    Brief
    Resort travel
    Wardrobe
    Navy linen, straw hat
    Location
    Countryside pergola

Cast a character that survives the whole campaign.

Design it once in the studio and it is there for every brief that follows.

One scene, the whole shot list.

Same character, same terracotta linen, same desert house, same light. Eight deliverables a brand would otherwise book a crew and a day rate for: full length, leaning on surface, profile, rear, low angle, close up, product detail, and the styling flat lay.

The full terracotta linen look, straw hat, tan bag and mules laid out flat as the styling reference for the scene
  1. The scene shot at eye level, head to toe, outside the desert house
    01Full length
    Setup
    Eye level, walking
    Framing
    Full figure
  2. The same scene shot at eye level with the character leaning against a stucco wall
    02Leaning on surface
    Setup
    Eye level, leaning
    Framing
    Full figure
  3. The same scene shot from the character's left side in full profile
    03Left profile
    Setup
    Profile, left side
    Framing
    Full figure
  4. The same scene shot from behind as the character walks toward the house
    04Rear, walking
    Setup
    Rear, walking away
    Framing
    Full figure
  5. The same scene shot from a low angle looking up at the character against the sky
    05Low angle
    Setup
    Low angle, hero
    Framing
    Full figure
  6. The same scene cropped tight on the character's face beneath a straw hat
    06Close up
    Setup
    Close up, portrait
    Framing
    Head and shoulders
  7. The same scene cropped tight on the tan leather shoulder bag
    07Product detail
    Setup
    Detail, product crop
    Framing
    Bag and hands

One garment, any cast.

Send a flat lay in as a reference and the studio keeps it the same garment: the same drape, the same color, the same seams. Change who wears it and where. Six frames below, six different people, two dresses.

Brown satin slip dress photographed flat on white linen, used as the reference image
LockedBrown satin slip

The reference image, sent in once.

  1. The same brown satin slip dress worn by a character in a studio with a hard cast shadow
    Cast
    Dark wavy bob
    Location
    Studio, hard shadow
  2. The same brown satin slip dress worn by a different character standing in a shallow sea cove
    Cast
    Wet-look brunette
    Location
    Balearic cove
  3. The same brown satin slip dress worn by a third character in an apartment hallway mirror
    Cast
    Long straight brunette
    Location
    Apartment hallway
Red linen wrap dress with a tie belt photographed flat on white linen, used as the reference image
LockedRed linen wrap

The reference image, sent in once.

  1. The same red linen wrap dress worn by a character against a plaster studio wall
    Cast
    Blonde, sunglasses
    Location
    Studio, plaster wall
  2. The same red linen wrap dress worn by a different character reclining in a glasshouse
    Cast
    Auburn brunette
    Location
    Victorian glasshouse
  3. The same red linen wrap dress worn by a third character on a concrete rooftop
    Cast
    Brunette, low bun
    Location
    Concrete rooftop

Bring your own garment. Cast anyone you like.

Reference-aware generation keeps the product identical while the rest of the frame changes.

How it works

Cast it, lock it, move everything else.

  1. 01

    Cast

    Design an original character from structured parameters, or train a LoRA on your own image set for 800 credits. Either way you finish with a reusable asset instead of a prompt you retype and hope about.

  2. 02

    Lock

    Attach the character to a generation, or pass in a garment or a scene as the reference. Whatever you attach is the variable the studio holds still while it renders.

  3. 03

    Move

    Change the brief, the wardrobe, the location, the camera. When the stills are right, take the character into video with motion, audio, and lip sync across the FORGR video models.

No lock

And when you want a different character, you make one.

Nothing on this page is a stock model or a photograph of a real person. Every character here was designed in the Character Studio, and each one stays available for the next shot.

  • AI character in a brown dress seated on a grand stone staircase, generated in FORGR

    Designed from scratch, no source photos

  • AI character laughing on a boat off a coastal town with a fragrance bottle beside her

    Same studio, a different face

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Character Studio is included on every paid plan, from $9.99 a month. Credits never expire, and you own what you generate.