A portrait that shows what you actually do

This is the hard part of the niche and it gets explicit attention: the prompt requires the right number of strings, keys, legs and cables, an anatomically correct grip, and objects resting on something real rather than floating. It still helps enormously to upload one photo of yourself actually holding your instrument or tool - that is the single reference that most improves the result.

No. Props are rendered unbranded on purpose: no maker's logo on the instrument, no readable titles on the book spines, no label on the microphone. Inventing a real brand into a photo you will use commercially is a trademark problem, and inventing a fake one looks like exactly what it is.

Conference speaker, podcaster, musician, author, therapist or coach room, trainer, chef, and artist. Pick one for a coherent set or several to cover different sides of what you do - an author who also speaks needs both, and one upload covers them.

Yes. Every portrait comes from the selfies you upload, and the prompt locks your real facial structure, features and apparent age - no added wrinkles, no slimmed jaw, no invented teeth. Only you appear in focus; no invented colleague or audience member gets a recognisable face.

No. Buy a pack and use it whenever - credits sit in your account until you spend them, and they work across every Phoxel niche.