Use balanced visual descriptions
Describe the complete fictional adult character—age, face, body type, pose, wardrobe, setting and art style—rather than exaggerating one attribute in isolation. Balanced prompts usually produce more coherent anatomy.
Pose and lens choice can affect perceived proportions as strongly as descriptive terms.
Correcting anatomy
Use variation strength, inpainting and negative prompts where available. Preserve a good face and composition while refining only the area that needs correction.
Image-first platforms are generally easier for precise proportion edits than text-to-video systems.
Respectful adult representation
Body type is not consent. Use fictional adults or explicitly permitted references and avoid demeaning descriptions.
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.
Compare the image, video and GIF workflows, then read a provider review before registering.
Frequently asked questions
Why do exaggerated prompts cause artifacts?
Extreme constraints can conflict with pose, perspective and anatomy learned by the model.
Can local editing preserve a good face?
Yes. Masked editing can refine a selected region without regenerating the whole image.
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.