Q: Cloning Model Training of MYSELF to create super accurate and consistent AI photos
I already bought Tier 5 (the full stack) last week. I know there is a SuperClone feature where I can upload a photo of myself and use it to create other images of my likeness. But my question is, is there a way or a feature (or a roadmap) to be able to upload multiple photos of myself of all different angles and facial expressions, etc in order to fully train a model based on myself so that I can create images of myself that are extremely accurate and have great character consistency? If I can use this software to create such images of myself, then this feature alone will be worth the $$$ I've paid. Thanks!
Bought a tier 1, early, and could be tempted to upgrade to a tier 3 (buy and stack a tier 2) to get the api.. If - I somehow can make it work with the pixelixe editor (api) (pixelixe.com) bought the high tier here on AppSumo: appsumo.com/products/pixelixe/ So offering my customers/ users the option of creating a unique personal motivation poster. Meaning - they first create an personal image: Uploading a picture & manipulate it in one of ex. 4-5 unique styles (I have created in Supermachine) - Then export it / open it in the image/ poster Pixelixe editor - Then can be A. downloaded and printed, or B. send to a integrated pod option.
I get that it may cost me extra credits, but as its a "pay to use" service, that's ok. Could you api work to do that?
Yes I think this would be possible. You'd need to either do the technical development yourself or get a developer to help you with that but I don't see an issue from the technical side. Images are returned via a webhook from API requests so you could effectively use that to kick off a flow in any of the many automation tools or code a solution based on technical abilities.
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Q: Cloning Model Training of MYSELF to create super accurate and consistent AI photos
I already bought Tier 5 (the full stack) last week. I know there is a SuperClone feature where I can upload a photo of myself and use it to create other images of my likeness. But my question is, is there a way or a feature (or a roadmap) to be able to upload multiple photos of myself of all different angles and facial expressions, etc in order to fully train a model based on myself so that I can create images of myself that are extremely accurate and have great character consistency? If I can use this software to create such images of myself, then this feature alone will be worth the $$$ I've paid. Thanks!
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Hi Rexxar,
Bought a tier 1, early, and could be tempted to upgrade to a tier 3 (buy and stack a tier 2) to get the api..
If - I somehow can make it work with the pixelixe editor (api) (pixelixe.com) bought the high tier here on AppSumo: appsumo.com/products/pixelixe/
So offering my customers/ users the option of creating a unique personal motivation poster. Meaning - they first create an personal image: Uploading a picture & manipulate it in one of ex. 4-5 unique styles (I have created in Supermachine)
- Then export it / open it in the image/ poster Pixelixe editor - Then can be A. downloaded and printed, or B. send to a integrated pod option.
I get that it may cost me extra credits, but as its a "pay to use" service, that's ok.
Could you api work to do that?
Kind regards
Henrik
Rexxar
Jun 27, 2025A: Hi Henrik,
Yes I think this would be possible. You'd need to either do the technical development yourself or get a developer to help you with that but I don't see an issue from the technical side. Images are returned via a webhook from API requests so you could effectively use that to kick off a flow in any of the many automation tools or code a solution based on technical abilities.
Thanks
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Hi Rexxar, Super thanks :-)
Q: Can it generate my own photo? Like PhotoGPT
And how it is better or different from Seelab?
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