Keep the pose and framing, then change the clothes, adjust lighting, or replace the background. Raster works well for these simpler edits. Forcing a major pose change can alter the face or distort the body, so choose Pro when you need a bigger transformation. You can also create from text with Raster.
For bigger transformations
New pose or framing? Choose Pro.
Ask a character to sit, turn, or change posture; reframe a portrait or substantially rebuild a scene. Pro is better suited to these substantial changes and keeping the face and body consistent as the image changes. It takes longer and costs 12 credits per edit.
Prompt with a clear destination
Say what changes. Say what stays.
“Keep the same character’s face, hair, and outfit. Change to a seated pose on a bench, three-quarter view, hands resting on the knees. Keep the afternoon lighting.”
Use a clear reference with a visible face. Raster Pro uses reference and face guidance, but neither model guarantees identical faces, correct anatomy, or exact poses. Review each result before using it.