A look book without a booking
Modelling has a circular problem at the start: you need photographs to get work, and you need work to afford photographs. A test shoot costs a day and a fee before anyone has agreed to anything. Upload a few selfies and you can build a varied set of looks to see what suits you, at the point where spending money on it is the hardest.
Five free creations — no signup, no card
Building a set
- step 11
One upload, many looks
Ten selfies train the face model. Everything after that is choosing looks rather than booking days.
- step 22
Vary deliberately
Editorial, commercial, beauty, street. A useful book shows range, not one look repeated in eight outfits.
- step 33
Cut hard
A strong book is short. Generating cheaply only helps if you are ruthless about what stays.
Where it fits
Finding your range before you pay for it
Knowing which looks suit you is worth more at a test shoot than arriving to find out on the day.
Mood boards and references
Showing a photographer or a stylist what you are aiming at, using your own face rather than someone else's tear sheet.
Social presence between jobs
Feeds go quiet between bookings. Content that is clearly styled, and labelled as generated, keeps a page alive without pretending to be a campaign.
Creator and brand work
Small brands, personal projects and content that never needed a location permit in the first place.
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Start free, then pay only if you keep going
You can try it without signing up. Every new visitor gets ten credits — five free creations — usable on every part of the app including AI edits, which is enough to upload your selfies, generate a set and judge the likeness before spending anything or handing over an email. After that a photo set costs 2 credits and an edit costs 1 per image, and a failed generation is refunded automatically. Current packs and tiers are on the pricing page.
See pricingWhat happens to the photos you upload
Your selfies are used to build your own face model and generate images for you, nothing else. They are not sold, rented or shared, and no third-party AI service, ad network or external processor receives them. Source photos are kept until you delete the face profile; deleting your account permanently removes your model and images.
Read the full answersCovered in the press
TechCrunch, Forbes Australia, the Evening Standard and Khaleej Times have all written about Artisse, along with HackerNoon, Unite.AI, Tech Times and The Messenger. See the coverage
Common questions
- Will an agency accept AI-generated photos in a portfolio?
- Generally no, and you should assume not. Agencies ask for unretouched digitals precisely because they need to see your actual proportions, skin and posture — a generated image defeats the entire purpose of that request, and submitting one without saying so is the kind of thing that ends a relationship before it starts. Treat this as a tool for exploring looks and building a social presence, not as portfolio material for submission.
- So what is it actually useful for here?
- Working out what suits you before paying for a shoot, building references to show a photographer, and keeping a public feed active between jobs. All three are real, and none of them involve passing a generated image off as a photograph of work you did.
- Do I need to disclose it?
- Yes, in this context. Modelling work is judged on how you actually photograph, so an undisclosed generated image misrepresents exactly the thing being assessed. Where a platform, agency or client has a rule, the rule wins outright.
- Can it match a specific garment or brand?
- No. It produces clothing of a kind, not a particular item, and it will not faithfully reproduce a real product. Anything that needs the actual garment on camera needs an actual camera.
- How many looks should a set have?
- Fewer than instinct suggests. Range matters more than volume, and a book of eight strong, clearly different images reads better than thirty near-duplicates — which is exactly the failure mode cheap generation encourages.
See what suits you first
One upload, then every look in the catalogue. Browsing needs no account.
