How to generate my own model?
Beyond the models in the Veeton library, you can design your own — a face that belongs to your brand and appears in no one else’s campaigns.
Where to find it
Section titled “Where to find it”In the sidebar, open the Studio section and click Model generation.
The page has the design panel on the left and, on the right, a preview with Your models underneath it.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Only Gender is required. Every other attribute is optional: pin the ones that matter to you and leave the rest for Veeton to decide, which is what keeps two models from the same brief from looking identical.
The attributes are grouped into seven cards. Click one to open it, fill in what you want, then click the arrow to go back. A card you have filled shows your choices as chips, with a Reset to clear it.
When you are happy, click Generate. Each generated image costs 20 credits.
What you can adjust
Section titled “What you can adjust”- Identity — Tier (Casual, Refined, Premium), Gender (Female, Male, Androgynous), Age on a slider, and Ethnicity, from Caucasian and East Asian to Hispanic / Latin, Mixed or Ambiguous / Pan-ethnic
- Complexion — Skin tone, on the six-step scale from Very fair to Deep brown / ebony, and undertone (Cool, Neutral, Warm, Olive)
- Face & structure — Face shape, bone structure (sharp cheekbones, defined jawline, strong or delicate nose, wide- or close-set features — several at once), and the casting read you are after: Commercial / approachable, Editorial / striking, High-fashion / unconventional, Classic / symmetrical or Characterful / distinctive
- Eyes & brows — Eye color including heterochromia, eye shape, and brows
- Hair — Length, texture on the Type 1 to Type 4 scale, color, and style
- Skin & features — Skin finish (editorial clean, natural texture, dewy, matte, freckled, mature lines), distinctive features such as freckles, dimples, a mole or gap teeth, facial hair, tattoos and piercings, fine asymmetries for realism, and a free-text Body type where you can write something like tall slim or plus-size
- Expression & gaze — Expression, gaze direction and mouth
Two behaviors are worth knowing:
- Choosing the Premium tier removes the warm and smiling expressions, which do not fit that casting register.
- Veeton refuses a sultry expression on a model under 18, and tells you so under the field.
Once your model is generated
Section titled “Once your model is generated”Your model appears in the preview on the right and joins Your models below it, where you can favorite it, download it or regenerate it. See all opens your full model library, which is also under Library → Models in the sidebar.
Each new model gets a first name that suits its gender and, when you chose one, its ethnicity — for example Emma or Kenji — and no other model of yours carries it. To change it, open the model in your library and use Rename model. Mention that name in a note to Louis (“use Emma”) and he casts that model.
From there it behaves like any Veeton model: pick it for a photo shoot the way you pick a library model — see How to create my first photo shoot. You can also refine a generated model afterwards with Edit with AI. The edited version joins your library under the same name, next to the original; when you name that model to Louis, he uses the most recent version.