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Create consistent models on Caimera

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to generate consistent models on Caimera and apply the same face across different images.

Steps to Maintain Model Consistency

Step 1: Start by generating a model on Caimera that you like.

Ensure that the image you want to use for face swap on other images is always a front view of the model's face.

Create a model you like on Fluid

Step 2: Upscale your image and save it on your desktop using the Download button.

Download Fluid Image generated

You can choose to download the image as a .png or .jpg file.

Choose an image format

Step 3: Crop the downloaded image to crop it into a square size, ensuring only the face up to shoulder length is visible.

Cropping the generated image for Face Swap

Step 4: Use the Consistent Mode of generating images

Each AI-generated image is influenced by a seed, a numerical value that determines the composition and guides the AI model to produce a specific image from a given prompt. If you find a model and image composition you like, use the Consistent mode from that point onwards to maintain consistency across subsequent images. Learn more about seeds here.

Click on 'Consistent' in the Mode selection> Click "Shoot" button to keep the same seed.

Select Consistent mode of generating images

Consistent Mode on Fluid

Step 5: Generate different angles of the model. Ensure that the model prompt remains consistent to retain facial features and styling. To generate different angles of a model, just add to the beginning of the model prompt the angle you want. For example, if you have generated a front view and want to generate a side view of the same model, just prompt "3/4th side profile view of..."

If the pose doesn't change considerably using the Consistent Mode, you can generate the images using the Re-imagine button. The composition of the image will change with the Re-imagine Mode but the face can still be swapped if the model prompt is consistent with the first image generated.

Step 6: Click 'Shoot' to generate images.

Click 'Shoot' to generate images on Fluid

Step 7: Your generated images appear in the History section on the right side panel. Pick the image you the model's pose and the image composition.

Select the image you want to swap the face on

Use the Face Swap Tool

Step 8: Navigate to the Face Swap tool on the left side of the image generated.

Face Swap Tool on Caimera

Step 9: Upload the square image of the model chosen.

Upload Image button on Face Editor Tool on Fluid

Upload the square cropped image of the model's face

Step 10: Draw a mask on the face to specify the face area.

Mask the face to specify the face area

Step 11: Test which of the 3 Face Edit Mode intensities- Balanced, Minimal and Maximum works best for the face on the image. Once the mask is drawn and the face reference image has been uploaded, you can easily apply all 3 Face edit modes without re-drawing the mask or re-uploading the image.

Face Editor Modes on Fluid's Face Swap Tool

Step 12: Face Swap layers appear to the right side of the image generated

Face Swap Layers on Fluid

Step 13: The Face Editor Mode details, the mask drawn and the image used for the face swap can all be found when you select the Face swap layer.

Face Swap Layers

Face Swap Layer Details

Step 14: Pick a layer that's working the best and is most similar to the original model face.

Step 15: Repeat the face swap process on other images that showcase different angles of the model.

Apply Product Using TryOn

Step 16: Apply the product on to the different images. Follow our TryOn guide here.

Final Step: Upscaling

Step 17: Once satisfied with the model’s consistency, use the upscaler to enhance image resolution.

Want to add your model to Fluid? Reach out to us at contact@caimera.ai.

Updated on: 29/08/2025

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