Ideas

5 directions people actually explore

Not a fixed menu. A starting point. These are the fantasy categories that come up most often, and what makes each one work.

Someone you already know, with their consent

The most common real use case: a partner or someone who's explicitly agreed to it, not a stranger or a public figure. Upload a photo they're comfortable with and build from there. This is the one category that requires a green light from the person in the photo before you start.

A tailor-made scenario

A specific setting rather than a specific person: a particular mood, lighting, location or era you have in mind. You describe the details, the generator handles the technical execution.

Your own physical ideal

Body type, proportions, styling, adjusted to match a specific look you're going for rather than picking from a fixed set of presets.

Crossed styles and settings

Mixing two aesthetics that don't normally go together: a fictional setting paired with a completely different visual style. This is where the results tend to look the least like anything you could find elsewhere.

The idea you'd never say out loud

Fully fictional, slightly taboo concepts that don't map onto a real person or setting. It's the category people are usually most curious about and least likely to search for by name.

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The rule that applies to all five

Only use a real person's likeness with their explicit consent. That covers a partner, yourself, or anyone who's agreed to it directly. Never a public figure, a coworker, or anyone who hasn't said yes.

Fully fictional scenarios, categories 2 through 5 above, don't have this constraint, since there's no real person's identity involved.

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