Eden Gen

The same character in every shot.

Save your character once, with face and wardrobe, and use it as the reference on every image and video take. The look holds from the first frame to the last scene.

Eden Avatar Aiyumi in a red parka paddling a red kayak between cobalt icebergs, outerwear campaign
Eden Avatar Aiyumi in the same red parka on a rainy blue-hour crosswalk with a clear umbrella, outerwear campaign
Eden Avatar Aiyumi on a rooftop at blue hour looks up from her phone as arcs of warm light connect the towers, telecom commercial
Why teams use Eden Gen for this

What you get, take after take.

Characters as elements

Store the reference images once and pick them in any take, by you or your agent.

Still to motion

Make the key still first, then animate it on a model that follows references closely.

Check every take

Compare takes side by side and keep only the ones that match the reference.

Models for this

Start with these, priced on the Solo plan.

All models
How it works

Three steps.

  1. 01

    Make the reference

    A clear front view, a profile and the wardrobe you want to keep.

  2. 02

    Save it as an element

    Name it so every take, and your agent, can call it by name.

  3. 03

    Use it everywhere

    Add the element to each image or video take in the scene.

  • Exact price before every take
  • Refunded when no file lands
  • Projects with hard caps
  • Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor

Questions

Which models keep a character consistent?

Models that accept reference images, such as Nano Banana Pro for stills and Kling Omni or Seedance for video, follow references well. Results vary per shot, so review each take.

Do I see the price before a take runs?

Yes. Every take shows its exact price next to the button, on the best-value route for that model and setting. Nothing is charged when no file lands.

Price your next take before you run it.

Every take shows its exact price first, lands in a project and is refunded when no file arrives.

Consistent AI characters across images and video | Eden Gen