AI Generator by Prompt

Prompt — describe the scene you want. Be specific about subject, pose, camera angle, lighting, mood, and environment. See a Full Guide "How to create a good prompt".

Negative Prompt — list things to avoid (extra fingers, blur, bad anatomy, watermark, low contrast…).

Number of Images — total outputs for this run.

Model — choose WAN or SDXL (details below).

LoRA — SDXL only. Pick up to 3 LoRAs and set Strength for each (default 0.8, range 0.1–3.0).

Comment (optional) — internal notes for you/teammates.

Start Generation — launches the job; the per-image cost is shown next to the button.

WAN

SDXL

0.1–0.4 = subtle influence

0.5–1.2 = balanced control (recommended)

>1.5 = aggressive; more likely to introduce artefacts

Large Breast & Hourglass — fuller bust with classic hourglass balance.

Adjustable Large Breast — scalable bust emphasis while keeping overall proportions.

Adjustable Large Breast 2 — alternative profile with a different aesthetic bias; useful if v1 conflicts with your scene.

Cameltoe — swimwear/activewear fabric tension at groin area.

Soft Fuller Figure — soft curves and slightly higher body fat distribution.

Thick Thighs & Wide Hips — stronger lower-body emphasis with wider hip line.

Plus Size Body — plus-size proportions across torso and limbs.

Soft Tummy & Curves — visible belly softness and gentle curves.

Elegant Mature — mature facial features and styling cues.

Athletic Tone — toned musculature with low-to-moderate body fat.

Strong Muscular Body — visibly muscular physique; pronounced definition.

Slim Figure — slender proportions with minimal body fat.

Classic Hourglass Shape — defined waist with balanced bust/hip ratio.

Triple Breast — fantasy/anatomical variation.

Select thumbnails to download only the winners.

Use Send to another tool to pipeline instantly.

If a few outputs fail, use Retry Failed—only missing images are re-rendered.

Portrait:
“35mm portrait of [subject], half-body, eye contact, soft window light, shallow depth of field, natural skin, neutral color grade, realistic texture, high detail”
Negative: “lowres, over-smooth skin, bad anatomy, extra fingers, watermark”

Lifestyle:
“[subject] walking in [location], candid pose, golden hour backlight, film look, natural grain, realistic proportions, composition rule of thirds”
Negative: “cartoonish, plastic skin, lens distortion, duplicate face”

Fashion:
“[subject] studio fashion shot, 3/4 pose, key light + rim, clean backdrop, editorial style, crisp shadows, high-end retouch look”
Negative: “blown highlights, muddy blacks, JPEG artefacts”

With multiple LoRAs, keep each 0.5–0.9; push above 1.2 only if you must.

If outputs look soft or under-detailed, Upscale it.

If face identity isn’t what you need, route selects to Face Swap as the final step.

How many LoRAs can I use at once?

Up to three (SDXL only).

Which provider is more realistic?

WAN generally yields the most photoreal look, but SDXL + tuned LoRAs can match it with the right settings.

Why do I see artefacts?

Excessive LoRA strength or too many competing LoRAs. Lower strengths, remove one, or simplify the prompt.

Anatomy or clothing distortions → lower LoRA strengths (e.g., from 1.2 to 0.7) and simplify the prompt.

Style not sticking → increase one LoRA slightly (e.g., 0.8 → 1.0) instead of stacking more LoRAs.

Over-smooth or low-detail → send to Upscaler.

Identity not matching your brief → finish with Face Swap using your source face.