Influencers

An influencer is a reusable AI avatar: a set of reference images that keep the same face, outfit, and look every time you generate content with it. This page shows you how to create one, give it consistent angle shots, manage it, and use it inside your workflows.

What is an influencer?

Think of an influencer as a character you build once and reuse forever. Instead of re-describing the same person's face and outfit in every prompt, you create an influencer with a hero image (and, if you like, extra angle shots), then plug it into your workflows. Any Image or Video node connected to it will keep that character looking consistent.

Creating an influencer

Open Influencer in the sidebar to reach the Influencer Studio. From there you have two ways to create an influencer.

Option 1: Upload Image

Use this if you already have a photo you want to turn into an influencer.

1. Click Upload Image.
2. In the New Influencer window, enter a Name (for example, "Sarah" or "Alex").
3. Drop an image into the box, or click to browse. Accepted formats are PNG, JPG, and WebP, up to 20 MB.
4. Click Create Influencer. This button only turns on once you've added both a name and an image.

Option 2: Generate Influencer

Use this if you want the AI to create the character for you from a text description.

1. Click Generate Influencer.
2. Fill in:
   • Name
   • Reference Image (optional): upload a photo to guide the look, PNG, JPG, or WebP, up to 20 MB
   • Prompt: describe the influencer's appearance, clothing, setting, and mood
   • Model: pick from the models available for the provider you've connected in Settings
   • Aspect Ratio: 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, or 16:9
   • Resolution: 1K or 2K
   • Variations: 1, 2, or 4
3. Click Generate. You'll see a loading placeholder while your variations are created, then a grid of results. You can pick Select on any result to preview it, Reference it, or Download it. A Cancel button is available while generation is running.
4. Click Select on the variation you want to use, then click Create Influencer to save it. If you generate multiple angle shots first, this button shows how many images will be saved, for example "Create Influencer (4 images)".

If the provider you picked doesn't have an API key added yet, you'll see a message telling you to add one in Settings.

Multi-angle shots

To keep a character consistent across different camera angles, you can generate extra reference shots from your hero image. Click Multi-Angle Shots right after picking a variation, or later from an existing influencer's card menu.

There are 4 fixed angle presets, and you can turn any of them on or off:

• Side profile
• Three-quarter
• Back view
• Full body

Each preset comes with its own editable instruction text, so you can tweak exactly what it asks for. These shots always generate in a tall, portrait format, no matter what aspect ratio your hero image used, since this format works best as a reference for image and video generation.

Click Generate Angles (or Generate Remaining if some angles already exist) to start. The button turns into Cancel while shots are being generated. Each finished shot shows a Regenerate button; if one fails, you'll see a Retry button instead.

Behind the scenes, each angle shot is generated using your hero image as a reference, with instructions to keep the face, hairstyle, outfit, and lighting identical and only change the camera angle. There's no extra setup needed from you, this happens automatically for every angle you generate.

An influencer can hold up to 12 images in total (hero image plus all angle shots combined). Once you hit that limit, you'll see a message letting you know, and uploading or generating more is disabled until you remove one.

Managing an influencer

Each influencer shows up as a card in the Influencer Studio, with its hero image, name, and a count badge ("1 image" or "{count} angles"). Click a card's menu to Edit or Delete it. Clicking on an image itself opens a gallery where you can browse all of that influencer's images and delete any single one.

Editing

Choosing Edit opens the Edit Influencer window, where you can:

• Change the Name.
• Reorder, re-hero, or remove angle images in the angle strip: use the arrows to move an image left or right, click the star to Set as hero, or remove an image entirely. An influencer always needs at least one image, so you can't remove the last one.
• Add another image directly with the Upload option (disabled once you're at 12 images).
• Use Generate more angles to create additional shots: pick from the same 4 presets, or write your own prompt. The hero image keeps the character consistent, so you only need to describe what's different about the new angle.
• Jump into Multi-Angle Shots for a full angle-generation session.

When you're done, click Save changes (only enabled while the name field isn't empty), or Done to close without extra changes.

Deleting

Choosing Delete shows a confirmation: "Delete influencer?" with the message Delete "{name}"? This cannot be undone. Confirm with Delete to remove it permanently.

Heads up: if any of your workflows use this influencer, the confirmation tells you which ones before you delete. Those workflows will fail the next time they run until you pick a different influencer on that node. Deleting is still allowed, so the warning is there to help you decide, not to block you.

Using an influencer in a workflow

On the canvas, the Influencer node lets you bring a saved influencer into any workflow. It has no inputs, only one output, labeled Identity, which carries the character's reference images to whatever you connect it to.

1. Drag an Influencer node onto your canvas. It starts in an empty state that says "Select an influencer" with a Choose button.
2. Click Choose to open its settings. Under Choose influencer, pick from a grid of your saved influencers (or open Studio to create one first if you don't have any yet).
3. Once you've picked one, the Angles section shows "All selected" or "N of M selected". You can toggle individual angle thumbnails on or off; the first one is tagged Hero. A tip reminds you: this emits the selected angles to your Image or Video generation nodes for character consistency.
4. The node itself shows the hero image and, if more than one angle is selected, a badge like "{count} angles". Its bottom bar lets you Change the influencer, rename the node, or delete it from the canvas.

Connect the Influencer node's Identity output into an Image Generation or Video Generation node. Image nodes will use every selected angle as a reference. Video nodes treat the influencer as a single character reference.

You do need to pick an influencer before running a workflow that includes this node. If you haven't, the run will stop and let you know to pick one.

Good to know

• There's no limit on how many influencers you can create.
• Each influencer can hold up to 12 images total (hero plus angles).
• Deleting an influencer is permanent. It isn't blocked even if a workflow still uses it, but the confirmation warns you which workflows would be affected, see the heads-up above.