Style Match
Where: /quick-create?mode=style, the Style tab in Quick Create. The link works
signed out.
The user adds a photo of themselves, taps a look, and gets that photo rendered in that look.
The exact steps
- Add a photo. A clear face works best.
- Pick a quality: Standard, High or Max.
- Tap a look.
The looks
62 looks in 6 categories:
| Category | Looks |
|---|---|
| Portrait | 15 |
| Ads & Product | 12 |
| Layouts | 11 |
| Anime & Comic | 9 |
| Lens | 9 |
| Cinematic | 6 |
So magazine covers, posters, comic panels and product ads are all in there, under Layouts, Anime & Comic and Ads & Product.
There are two more ways in beyond the grid:
- Your own style: upload any image and we match its look instead.
- Yours: uploaded styles can be named and kept, and they come back in their own tab for reuse.
What it costs
Read live from the app, by quality:
| Quality | Credits |
|---|---|
| Standard | 9 |
| High | 14 |
| Max | 23 |
A new account opens with 25 credits, so that is two looks at Standard before any card is needed.
What the user gets back
One image, saved to the gallery automatically. A long render still saves when it lands, even if the user leaves the page. Failures are not charged.
Common confusion
- "Which category has magazine covers?" Layouts and Ads & Product. The grid has category tabs above it.
- "Can I use a photo of someone else?" We ask for a photo of themselves or a character they have the rights to, and that line is on the upload step.
- "Why is my result a different price than I expected?" The quality segment (Standard / High / Max) changes the price, and the tile shows the price for the quality currently selected.