This tool is especially recommended for explicit content because it provides maximum control over the scene, the character’s body, and overall visual consistency.
Here, we’re no longer simply duplicating existing images. Instead, we intentionally direct a photoshoot: defining the scene, pose, lighting, and producing a sequence of images that feel like one cohesive shoot.
What Is Editor/Combiner and Why It Matters for NSFW Content
Editor/Combiner is an image editing tool that works on a simple principle:
references + prompt → a new scene with the same character.
The key point is that this tool offers multiple models, and your model choice directly determines whether NSFW content is even possible.
Model Selection: What to Use and What to Avoid
The following models are available inside the tool:
NanoBanana Pro
This model should not be used for NSFW content. It is heavily censored, which leads to blocks, missing details, and unstable results. It is simply not designed for explicit photoshoots.
General Safe / Not Safe for Work
This is the primary working model for NSFW content.
It is:fully uncensored,
comparable to NanoBanana in image quality,
and in many scenarios, even more stable.
For all further examples and practical work, we use the General model.
Prompt Preparation: Scene, Lighting, Camera Angle
The lesson demonstrates how to prepare a detailed prompt in advance. The prompt describes everything that matters for the scene, including:
type of shot (for example, a selfie),
location (bathroom, hotel room, bed),
lighting,
mood,
body position.
The more precise the prompt, the less the model will “fill in the gaps” on its own. This is especially critical in NSFW scenes, where mistakes are immediately noticeable.
If needed, prompts can be:
generated using other AI tools,
created by asking AI to describe a real photo,
taken from existing descriptions and adapted to your use case.
Working with References: Why One Image Is Not Enough
For Editor/Combiner, references are the foundation of quality.
Best practice:
upload multiple reference images, not just one;
ideally 3–4 images;
references should be fully nude;
the body should be visible from different angles: front, side, top.
Why this matters:
the model better understands breast shape and volume,
reproduces intimate anatomy more accurately,
avoids “inventing” anatomy due to missing data.
If you provide only one reference or partially covered images, the model will normalize the body — exactly the issue discussed in the theoretical lessons.
Sequential Generation: Image Series vs Single Shots
Special attention is given to the Sequential Generation option.
What Sequential Generation Does
generates a series of images,
keeps the same character,
maintains a single location,
preserves clothing (or lack of it), accessories, and details.
The result looks like a real photoshoot captured in one session by the same photographer, rather than a set of random generations.
Without Sequential Generation
If this option is disabled:
images become more varied,
unexpected or more creative angles may appear,
but the scene and pose may shift between frames.
The lesson compares:
the same model,
the same prompt,
with and without Sequential Generation enabled.
The results differ noticeably.
Practical recommendation: always test both options.
Photoshoot Examples and Observations
The examples include various scenes:
a woman on a hotel bed,
a woman in a bathroom,
selfie-style shots with water, hands underwater, and reflections.
Across all examples, we see:
consistent breast size,
identical intimate grooming,
stable facial features,
logical and coherent lighting.
Yes, AI artifacts still appear occasionally — that’s normal.
However:
such images can be refined using upscaling or image-to-image,
or simply discarded during final selection.
The key advantage is that a single run produces a full NSFW photoset, not just one random image.
Practical Workflow for NSFW Editor
At the end of the lesson, the process is reduced to a clear pipeline:
Select General Safe / Not Safe for Work as the model.
Upload multiple nude reference images from different angles.
Write or generate a detailed prompt.
Choose:
aspect ratio,
resolution,
number of images.
Test:
with Sequential Generation enabled,
without Sequential Generation.
Select the best results and refine them if needed using other tools.
Conclusion
Editor/Combiner is one of the strongest tools for NSFW content when working with an existing persona. It allows you to:
control the scene,
maintain body and face consistency,
generate full photoshoots in a single run.
If you’re working with explicit content and want structured, repeatable results instead of chaotic generations, this is the tool you should master first.