Recreate any photo you have saved
Every photo you like is a template you have not used yet. Upload one, get it back with your face, and keep it for reuse.
Examples



What each person uploads
- 01
Person A
PLACEHOLDER.
- 02
Person B
PLACEHOLDER.
Bringing your own reference
Every photo you like is a template you have not used yet.
Upload one. Artisse recreates it with your face, then keeps it as a template of your own.
Why this exists
Preset catalogues have a ceiling.
However many styles a menu offers, the photo you want is often one you already saved — a friend's portrait, an editorial page, a shot from where you are heading next.
This removes the step where you try to describe that look and hope the preset lands close.
How it becomes your template
Upload, generate once, and it moves into My Templates.
Promotion happens on first use, not on upload — so the list is what you actually generate from, not everything you ever tried.
What makes a good reference
- Clear and well lit
- Face reasonably large in the frame
- One person, not a group
- No heavy filters — they get learned as part of the look
What you can upload
References with recognisable public figures are refused.
The point is to bring a look — the composition, the light, the styling. Your face is the one that appears.
Where to start
Pick a photo whose lighting you like, not whose outfit you like.
Light is what makes a generated photo read as real. No signup needed to try it.
[stepsTitle — 3-5 words]
- step 11
[step 1 title — 2-4 words]
[step 1 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 22
[step 2 title — 2-4 words]
[step 2 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 33
[step 3 title — 2-4 words]
[step 3 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 44
[step 4 title — 2-4 words]
[step 4 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
[uploadTitle — 3-6 words]
[uploadBody — 1 sentence, max 20 words]
What works
- [what works #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what works #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what works #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
What gets rejected
- [what gets rejected #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what gets rejected #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what gets rejected #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
[galleryTitle — 3-5 words]
These photos are AI-generated.



[pricingTitle — 4-8 words. Lead with free, not price]
[pricingBody — max 45 words: no signup + 5 free creations, then 2 credits/set and 1/edit, link /pricing/. NEVER quote a price]
See pricing[privacyTitle — 4-7 words]
[privacyBody — max 45 words: kept until you delete the face profile, never shared, deletable anytime]
Read the full answersEveryone in the photo needs to agree
PLACEHOLDER — replace with the real consent explanation before this page goes live.
Covered 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
- What kind of photo works as a reference?
- Clear and well lit, face reasonably large in the frame and not obscured, a single subject. Heavy filters work against you because they get learned as part of the look.
- Does my custom photo get saved for reuse?
- Yes — it is promoted into My Templates once a generation actually uses it, so the list reflects what you generate from rather than everything you ever uploaded.
- Can the reference contain another person?
- A reference with a recognisable public figure is refused. What is being recreated is the photographic setup — the light, the framing, the styling — and your face is the one that appears.
- How is this different from picking a template?
- A template catalogue has a ceiling. This removes the step where you try to describe a look you have already seen and hope a preset lands close.
- What should my first upload be?
- Pick a photo whose lighting you like rather than whose outfit you like. Light is what makes a generated photo read as real.
Related pages
Start with a photo you have saved
The first reference is worth choosing carefully — it sets your expectation of everything after it.



