Portraits
Start with a face, a hairstyle, and a mood. Photoreal, illustrated, or somewhere in between.
Describe the look, the outfit, and the setting. Imagesmith turns that sentence into portraits and short videos in the browser, then lets you edit and animate the result in the same studio.
Keep the same person across a still, a new outfit, and a short motion clip without jumping between apps.
Start with a face, a hairstyle, and a mood. Photoreal, illustrated, or somewhere in between.
Put the character in a cafe, a city night, or a studio setup by describing the place.
Turn a still into a clip with a camera move or a small gesture, then export an MP4.
Write age range, features, clothes, and lighting in one prompt. Add what to leave out if a detail keeps showing up.
Make a set of images, pick one, and edit with words if the background or the outfit should change.
Send the picture to image to video, or use Dance V2V if you want a full routine from a reference dance.
Imagesmith is an image and video generator. An AI girlfriend here is a character you design with a prompt, then reuse for more pictures and clips. There is no separate messaging product on this page.
The text to image tool, the image to video tool, the photo editor, and the upscaler all sit in one browser studio. Plans and limits are shown after you open it.
Generate original characters. If a real photo of someone was uploaded without their consent, they can ask for removal on the content removal page.
Open the studio, describe the character, and generate the first images.
Try ImagesmithImages and short videos of a character you describe. It does not open a chat.
Yes. Use a generated image or a photo you have rights to as the reference, then describe what should change.
Yes. Image to video animates a still. Dance V2V uses a dance clip for the motion and the music.
No. Imagesmith runs in the browser. There is nothing to install and no GPU on your machine.