Editorials · photo shoots
Look closely at the six photos below: it's the same person in all of them. Not a lucky hit from the generator: your model's identity is locked, and the lock holds across poses, locations and whole shoots. You pick product and mood, the AI creative director builds the shot list, and the shoot produces them: different crops and attitudes, identical identity. Below, a shoot with a sample brand is running.
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How it works
You don't write instructions to the AI: you ask for a shoot. The AI creative director reads your product and your brand and builds the shot list — how many, which crops, which attitudes — like a real pre-production. You review it, cut what doesn't fit, and the shoot produces the shots. Loved one? Ask for variations: same shot, another gesture, another light — without losing the model or the mood.
Locked identity
Generating a pretty AI photo is easy. The hard part is the second one: that the person is the same. Nylos locks the identity — LUNA is LUNA in shot 1, in 14 and in next month's shoot. And she doesn't live trapped in the editorial: the same face shows up in your ads and your carousels, so the whole feed looks like one brand's campaign, not a new casting every week.
Identity travels: editorial → ads → carousels. No new casting.
The set, with no set
Neighborhood café, terrace at sunset, marble with dried flowers: location and props are written, and the shoot honors them. More than one product? The same shoot rotates them — the model swaps the hoops without changing face or light. What used to be studio rental, props and half a day of logistics is a line of text here.
For your category
The fashion editorial is the obvious one. The same engine does the plated table of your restaurant, the detail close-up of your product — props included — and the human scene a service can't photograph because it sells nothing tangible. In all four, what you sell is the lead in the frame — the model holds it, she doesn't cover it.
The whole collection with the same model, from studio to outdoors.
The dish as the lead: steam, hands, Saturday's table.
Your product on marble, with dried flowers, in detail.
You sell something intangible: the human scene makes it visible.
From feed to out-of-home
A photo that wins in the feed dies on a three-meter banner — unless the resolution keeps up. Upscale takes any shot from social resolution to 4K: print-sharp, for store graphics and out-of-home, without regenerating the image or losing the model. The same shoot covers today's post and next month's billboard.
Editorials come on every plan, from $79/mo — with the rest of the studio inside · annual −20% · plan details, here
Frequently asked questions
The same. Identity stays locked: same face, same features, across shots and across shoots — next month's shoot is today's. And if one day you want another model, you change her: the engine doesn't lose her on its own.
Yes: the engine is the same, what leads the frame changes. Food is the plated table with steam and hands; product, the close-up with campaign props; services, the human scene that shows what you sell even if it can't be touched. The section above has sample shots by category.
Yes. Any shot upscales from social resolution to 4K with print sharpness — store graphics, magazine, banner. You ask on the shot already approved: same crop, same model, more resolution.
No, and we'd rather say so here: what's free is 6 real ads of your brand, no credit card — so you see the engine's quality with your product in them. Editorial shoots come on every plan, from $79/mo.
Start where everyone starts: 6 real ads of your brand, free and no credit card — the same image quality you saw on this page, with your product in them. If it clicks, your first editorial shoot — with your model locked — is waiting on any plan.
Get 6 free ads for your brand ↗Try free, no credit card · plans from $79/mo