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Composite Studio

Put your client into a new scene. Start with what you’re making.

1 What are you making?

1 Add photo

Tap to choose a photo

A clear, well-lit photo works best · JPG or PNG

2 Which birthday?

Or build your own number

Any number from 1 to 999 — or a class year like 2027.

Decor only gives you the balloons, florals and styled set with no numeral in it — good for smash sessions, cake tables and plain styled backdrops.

Same set for a whole gallery (optional)

Photographing a group of children on one backdrop? Make the set once in Backdrop Studio, download it, then load it here. Every child you run gets placed into that exact set, so the gallery matches.

Or pick one of Ana’s fine-art floral sets — the subject is placed into it with the light and the shadow worked out to match.

3 Choose a color

Builds the scene from the colours in your photo — the outfit, the props, the tones you already styled.

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Want a theme that isn’t listed?

Type it below — anything your client booked. It overrides the chips above.

Generic looks only — no branded characters, even if the theme name is one.

If your little one hasn’t got teeth yet, say so — an open smile makes the AI want to add them, and this stops it.

Their face

The face from your photograph is pasted back over the generated one — the eyes, nose and mouth. The hair, the head shape, the body and the clothing are still generated, so they can come back different even with this on. Works best on a close crop where the face is large in frame; on a full-length shot it often can’t find enough to work with, and it will say so.

4 Number shape

5 Child placement — inside the number or beside it

The two wall recess options are a different look altogether: the number is cut back into a plain plaster wall as a lit alcove, filled with a tiny world from your chosen theme. The wall around it stays completely bare. Leaning beside stands them in front of the wall next to it; sitting inside seats them in the opening with one leg hanging out over the edge.

5b Caption (optional)

6 Size / shape

Anything else? (optional)

The palette and style stay locked to brand — this just adds detail. Describe what you do want: saying “no” to something here tends to make it show up, because the word itself is a hint.

· Your portrait

Your generated portrait appears here.

Placing the little one inside the number…

Portraits are AI-generated — the scene is recreated rather than copied, so slight changes are expected. We automatically check each one, but AI can still get hands and feet wrong. Give it a quick look before you share, and tap Generate again if anything looks off.
Portraits generate at about 1856×2304 — ideal for social and prints to roughly 8×10. Use “Upscale 2×” for larger prints, or refine in Topaz/Evoto for wall art. Images carry an invisible SynthID watermark.

A generator does not give the same answer twice. Most come back right. Some come back with a changed face, a stray hand or a soft edge. That is the nature of the tool rather than a fault in your photograph, and Try another clears it more often than not. These prompts get tuned most days, usually because a member reported exactly this.

Keep the real face puts the photographed face back over the generated one and colour-matches it to the new light, so the seam does not show. It needs the face to be reasonably large in frame — on a full-length portrait there is often too little to work with, and it will say so rather than land badly.

If a session has to be perfect, do not generate the person at all. Use Set & Backdrop Studio to make the room empty, download the plate, and composite your own portrait onto it in Photoshop or Evoto. Nothing about your client is regenerated that way, so the face is always exactly the face you shot. That is the route for client-facing work; this one is for speed and for content.