One run. 100 shots. The face never changes.
Everything on this page came out of a single session in Flintra — four characters, twenty-five shots each. No shot got its own prompt: each character was simply run through one shared set of angles. We were testing exactly one thing: that the face and the design hold from the first frame to the last. A real shoot can be far more varied, because every shot takes its own scene and its own wording.
Every image below was generated in Flintra and carries the machine-readable AI label. Nothing here was photographed: the characters are synthetic and the products were created for this test.
One man — the whole wardrobe
25Windbreaker, hoodie, T-shirt, shorts, backpack — five products across twenty-five frames, and the same person in every one.
Including the category others refuse
25Everyday clothing plus swimwear — the category most generators reject outright. Same face, same body, twenty-five frames.
A brand mascot instead of a person
25A non-human character keeps its design across all twenty-five frames exactly as a human model does — its own angles, its own way of holding the product.
No character at all
25Five products, five angles each: mug, bottle, cosmetic jar, tote bag, pendant. A clean studio packshot with nobody in the frame.
Your product, your character, the same face across the whole catalogue.
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