Getting Better Photos — Prompting In Chat and In the Studio

In chat, tap Get a Photo under the message field (20 tokens, 15 with Premium) or simply ask her for one in the conversation. In-chat images are locked to the character's look — face, body, hair stay hers — and they inherit the current scene. The studio at /create/image is the free-form tool: you write the full prompt yourself and control everything. Chat for photos of her, here, now; studio for everything else.

An in-chat photo is generated from the conversation's context. If the last few messages put you both on a beach at sunset, that is what the photo shows. So steer first, then request: describe the room, the light, the outfit in a message or two, and only then hit Get a Photo. Asking cold, mid-smalltalk, gets you a default portrait — the scene is the prompt.

Vague requests produce vague photos. The requests that land specify three things: pose ("sitting on the edge of the bed, looking over her shoulder"), outfit ("the red dress, heels off") and setting ("hotel room, city lights behind her"). One sentence covering all three beats a paragraph of mood. Skip camera jargon — plain description of what you would see works better than "8k, cinematic, f/1.8".

Close is not a failure — it is a starting point. Regenerating an image costs 10 tokens and re-rolls the same request; use it when the composition is off but the idea is right. If the idea itself missed, change one variable in the request — the pose or the outfit, not both — and ask again. Changing everything at once tells you nothing about what worked. A photo you like can also be animated into a short clip for 40 tokens (32 with Premium).

Some photos arrive blurred: either the content sits above your current relationship level with her, or it is a preview. Unblurring one costs 10 tokens (8 with Premium) — but the cheaper long game is raising trust, since each level opens a bolder range of media she will send on her own. If everything keeps coming back tame, the limit is usually the trust ring, not your prompt.

Without a subscription you get 5 free images per dialog, then pay per photo. Premium cuts the in-chat photo to 15 tokens, drops the other image discounts in alongside it, and — because it removes the daily message limits — lets you actually build the scene before shooting instead of rationing messages. Heavy studio users should pair a plan with a larger token pack: bigger packs cost less per token.