Train a subject: you, a model, your product or brand

Where: Hero_Photo → ＋ Train a subject, or the You, Model or Product chip under Subject → ＋ Train new…

What a subject is#

A subject is someone or something Hero_Photo should put in your pictures exactly as they are: you, a model, your product, or your brand's look. You add it once, then pick it under Subject whenever you make a picture. Presets that need a person or a product use your saved ones.

"Subjects stay private to this workspace. Hero_Agent can use them too."

Add a product#

Good product photos: front, side and details. Avoid other products, glare and hard shadows, and screenshots.

Add yourself#

What works: a clear face, half-body and full-length shots, different outfits and places. Avoid sunglasses and hats, other people, filters, blurry photos and the same outfit every time. Sharpness, size and duplicates are checked automatically; the rest is up to you.

What happens when you press the button depends on what the box above it says:

While a likeness trains, your chip shows a progress ring. If training fails, the chip offers ↻ Retry training. If a trained likeness lapses, your photos are used as references until you choose ↻ Refresh likeness. Each shows its credit cost.

Add a model#

Three ways, under ＋ Train a subject → Model:

• Ready-made: pick Elena, Maya, Daniel, Priya, Kenji, Linda, Mateo, Layla or Jalen, then Use {name}. "Made by Hero_Photo — not real people, so there’s nothing to consent to. They’re the same models you see in the preset previews." Free.
• Design a model: choose gender, age, style and skin tone, then Show me 4 faces. A round of four faces uses 8 credits, and the faces also land in your library. Pick one, name it, and press Lock this model, or Show me 4 more. "Don’t design a lookalike of a real person."
• From photos of a real model: the same steps as Add yourself, with 5 to 20 photos of the model and the model consent box. Use this to add a teammate.

Set up your brand#

＋ Train a subject → Brand opens the brand kit: import from your website, then check your logo, colors, fonts, brand photos and look words, and press Save brand kit. Your brand photos and look words become the Brand subject, used as a style reference. Only owners and Admins can change the brand kit, and it's on a computer or tablet only. Full steps: Teach Hero_Agent your brand.

Use a subject#

• Under Subject, click a chip to pick that type; it selects your newest saved one. Click the chip again to choose another from the list.
• Brand uses your brand look as a style reference. You, Model and Product put that subject in the picture.
• Using a preset that needs a product or a person you haven't added opens Train a subject on the right type.
• Hero_Agent can use your subjects too, for example "Make a photo of me holding our new mug". It can also save a product from photos already in your Media Library.

Delete a subject#

• A person (you or a model): "Their photos and trained likeness are deleted for good, and Hero_Photo stops using them. Images you already made stay in your library. This can’t be undone."
• A product or brand look: "It will be removed from Hero_Photo. Images you already made stay in your library. This can’t be undone."
• A picture still being made with that subject stops, and its credits come back.

Consent and privacy#

To save a person, you tick one of these boxes. It links to the Likeness terms.

• You: "These are photos of me. I’m 18 or older and not a politically exposed person. Heropost doesn’t verify this — I’m responsible for it. I agree to the Likeness terms."
• A real model: "I have this person’s explicit written consent to create AI images of them. They’re 18 or older and not a politically exposed person or public figure. Heropost doesn’t verify this — I’m responsible for it. I agree to the Likeness terms."

Subjects stay private to the workspace they're saved in. Deleting a person deletes their photos for good.

Limits#

If it doesn't work#

Questions#