CharactersAdvanced Settings

Advanced Settings Guide

Master every control in Advanced Mode for professional, consistent results. Perfect for studio-quality content and repeatable workflows.

Basic vs Advanced Mode

Basic Mode

Use when you just need a good result quickly. Lets the model choose sensible defaults.

Available Controls:

  • • Prompt & Negative prompt
  • • Aspect Ratio selection
  • • Model type (Model vs Engine)
  • • Batch size

Best For: Quick iterations, social posts, testing ideas

Advanced Mode

Use when you want studio control or repeatable looks. Adds comprehensive controls for professional results.

Everything in Basic Mode +

  • • Resolution control
  • • Style Guidance (positive & negative)
  • • Style Enhancement & Strength
  • • Guidance Scale (Creative ↔ Accurate)
  • • Quality Settings (Ultra Quality)
  • • Face Strength for characters
  • • Anime/Cartoon toggle

Best For: Professional content, consistent branding, final outputs

Resolution Control

Choose Exact Pixels

In Advanced Mode, you can select specific resolutions instead of just aspect ratios. Higher resolutions provide more detail but take longer to generate and cost more credits.

Resolution settings interface
Advanced Mode: Choose exact pixel dimensions for your images

Portrait Options

• 768×1344 (Standard)
• 832×1472 (High Detail)
• 1024×1792 (Ultra High)

Square Options

• 1024×1024 (Standard)
• 1152×1152 (High Detail)
• 1344×1344 (Ultra High)

Landscape Options

• 1344×768 (Standard)
• 1472×832 (High Detail)
• 1792×1024 (Ultra High)

Resolution Impact:

Higher resolution = more detail and sharpness, but longer generation times and higher credit costs. Choose based on your final use case.

Style Guidance

Positive Style Guidance

Global keywords automatically applied to enhance every generation. Perfect for maintaining consistent style across multiple images.

Photography Examples:

"photorealistic, 85mm lens, f/2.0, studio lighting, professional photography"

Portrait Examples:

"high quality, detailed skin texture, natural lighting, sharp focus"

Artistic Examples:

"masterpiece, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, vibrant colors"

Negative Style Guidance

Global avoid list to prevent unwanted elements in your generations. Essential for maintaining quality and avoiding common AI artifacts.

Quality Issues to Avoid:

"blurry, out of focus, low quality, pixelated, artifacts, noise"

Style Issues to Avoid:

"anime, cartoon, illustration, CGI, plastic skin, fake, unrealistic"

Technical Issues to Avoid:

"watermark, text, logo, signature, low-res, compressed, jpeg artifacts"

Style Enhancement

Amateur Photography Style

This toggle adds a natural, candid feel to your images, making them appear more authentic and less "studio-perfect." Great for social media content.

Amateur photography style settings
Style Enhancement: Toggle amateur photography style and adjust strength (10-60%)

When ON:

  • • More natural, ambient lighting
  • • Less "studio-perfect" composition
  • • Candid, authentic feel
  • • Good for lifestyle content

When OFF:

  • • Professional studio quality
  • • Perfect lighting and composition
  • • Polished, commercial look
  • • Good for business content

Style Strength Slider (10% - 60%)

10-30% (Subtle)

Slight natural enhancement, mostly professional look

30-50% (Balanced)

Good mix of professional and natural elements

50-60% (Strong)

Very candid, authentic amateur photography feel

Guidance Scale (Creative ↔ Accurate)

How Strictly to Follow Your Prompt

Controls how literally the AI interprets your text and style guidance. Lower values allow more creative interpretation, higher values stick closer to your exact words.

Guidance scale slider interface
Guidance Scale: Balance between creative interpretation (1.5-2.0) and accurate adherence (2.6-3.0)

1.5 - 2.0 (Creative)

More creative, looser interpretation of your prompt

  • • Artistic freedom
  • • Unique compositions
  • • May deviate from prompt
  • • Good for exploration

2.0 - 2.6 (Balanced)

Perfect balance for most portraits and content

  • • Best for portraits
  • • Reliable results
  • • Good prompt adherence
  • • Recommended default

2.6 - 3.0 (Accurate)

Very literal interpretation of your prompt

  • • Strict adherence
  • • Predictable results
  • • Less creativity
  • • Good for specific needs

Quality Settings

Ultra Quality Toggle

Enables additional processing steps for maximum detail and refinement. Significantly improves skin texture, hair detail, and overall sharpness.

Ultra Quality and Face Strength settings
Quality Settings: Ultra Quality toggle and Face Strength slider for character consistency

Benefits:

  • • Sharper skin texture and pores
  • • More detailed hair strands
  • • Better fabric textures
  • • Enhanced overall clarity

Trade-offs:

  • • Higher credit cost (typically 3-5 credits)
  • • Longer generation time
  • • May occasionally over-sharpen

Face Strength Slider

When using characters, controls how strongly the generated image matches your selected character face. Essential for consistency across multiple images.

0.50 - 0.75 (Natural Variation)

Good likeness with natural variety. Each image looks like the same person but with natural expression differences.

0.80 - 0.95 (Maximum Consistency)

Very strong character match. Best for brand consistency where every image needs to look like the exact same person.

Additional Controls

Allow Anime/Cartoon Styles

Toggle that controls whether the AI can produce anime, cartoon, or illustrated styles instead of photorealistic results.

Anime/Cartoon toggle and Grayscale option
Additional Controls: Allow Anime/Cartoon Styles toggle and Use Grayscale option

ON: Allows anime/cartoon/artistic styles

OFF: Forces photorealistic results only

Keep OFF for realistic portraits and influencer content. Turn ON only if you want stylized or artistic results.

Use Grayscale

Simple toggle that converts your generated image to black and white. Perfect for artistic or vintage-style content.

ON: Monochrome black and white output

OFF: Full color results (default)

Pro Tip: Grayscale often enhances dramatic lighting and can make portraits look more professional and timeless.

Recommended Settings by Use Case

Professional Headshots

Resolution: 832×1472 or higher
Ultra Quality: ON
Face Strength: 0.80-0.95
Amateur Style: OFF
Guidance Scale: 2.2-2.6
Anime/Cartoon: OFF

Cost: 4-5 credits per image

Social Media Content

Resolution: 1024×1024 (square)
Ultra Quality: Optional
Face Strength: 0.60-0.75
Amateur Style: ON (30-50%)
Guidance Scale: 2.0-2.4
Anime/Cartoon: OFF

Cost: 2-4 credits per image

Creative/Artistic

Resolution: Based on final use
Ultra Quality: ON for detail work
Face Strength: 0.50-0.70
Amateur Style: Variable
Guidance Scale: 1.5-2.2
Anime/Cartoon: ON if desired

Cost: 2-5 credits per image

Credit Cost Breakdown

How Credits Are Calculated

Base Cost Factors:

Basic Mode:1 credit
Advanced Mode (Standard):2-3 credits
Ultra Quality ON:+1-2 credits
Higher Resolution:+0-1 credits

Batch Multiplier:

Cost per image × Batch size
Example: 3 credits × 4 images = 12 credits total

Typical Ranges:

• Quick test: 1-2 credits
• Social content: 2-3 credits
• Professional: 4-5 credits

Advanced Mode Best Practices

Do This:

Start Simple

Begin with default Advanced settings, then adjust one setting at a time

Save Your Presets

Keep notes on settings combinations that work well for your style

Test Before Batches

Generate single images to test settings before creating large batches

Avoid This:

Extreme Settings

Very high or low guidance scale can produce unpredictable results

Conflicting Guidance

Don't put the same words in both positive and negative style guidance

Over-Optimization

Don't use Ultra Quality for every image - save credits for when it matters

Master Advanced Mode

Now that you understand all the controls, start experimenting with Advanced Mode. Begin with the recommended settings for your use case, then fine-tune from there.