Control subjects and camera
Define each consenting fictional adult, their relative positions and the camera angle. Complex contact and occlusion increase anatomical errors, so begin with a simple composition and refine gradually.
Avoid long prompts containing conflicting positions or multiple camera directions.
Iteration strategy
Save a stable seed or reference, adjust one element at a time and use local editing for corrections. For animation, use short clips and minimal camera movement.
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Adult-only, consensual use
Never transform a real person into explicit content without specific permission. Do not use material depicting coercion or uncertain age.
Use only images of consenting adults aged 18 or older. Never create intimate media of a real person without explicit permission, and review the law and platform rules that apply where you live.
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Frequently asked questions
What causes anatomy errors in complex scenes?
Multiple subjects, contact and hidden body parts create ambiguous visual relationships for the model.
Does a seed guarantee the same character?
It helps reproducibility, but prompt and model changes can still alter identity.
Editorial note
This guide is educational and does not endorse non-consensual deepfakes. Features, prices and policies change; verify current information on the linked provider pages.