AI CREATOR LAB
the official Fanvue AI creator program*
📓 Workbook
You'll have the studio's third multiplier working: Scene swap — show it any scene, and your creator steps into it, outfit and setting intact. Plus the three rules that keep this power clean.
Some scenes are just right — a pose, a setting, a composition that fits her brand perfectly. Scene swap means you never have to describe it in cards: upload the reference, and the studio recreates the scene with her in it. It's the fastest "I want something like THAT" button in the studio. It's also the most misusable tool in the kit, which is why it lives in the Vault with rules attached.
The three rules, before the first swap — say them out loud: - Generic scenes only. Stock-photo energy: a beach sunset pose, a café window seat, a gym mirror setup. Fine. - Never another creator's recognizable content. The test: would someone see yours and think of theirs? Then no. Signature setups, unique locations, distinctive styling — off limits. - Never paywalled or leaked content as a reference. Not even "just for the pose." That's someone's paid product, and using it is theft with extra steps.
Run one: Create → Scene swap → upload one clear reference photo (well-lit, one person, clean composition swaps best) → confirm your model → generate. Output is a single image; run it again for variations.
Where it fits the stack: Scene swap is one of the three daily remix tools (3-5) — it earns its slot whenever today's pattern is a scene type. The balance rule: her card-built content stays the spine of the feed, so swaps carry the pattern-remix slots, not the whole day. A feed that's all swaps reads like a collage of other people's ideas; a feed that's card-content plus well-aimed swaps reads like a girl with taste.
Build a references folder. When you scroll past a generic scene that fits her brand, save it. Ten minutes of collecting per month = a quarter's worth of swap ideas, ethically sourced from your own eye.
One clean scene-swap keeper is in your Library and your references folder exists. Third multiplier unlocked.
Reference quality drives swap quality: one person, clear lighting, simple background. Busy or low-res references produce mush. Better input, better output — always.
No — one-person references only. Group scenes both swap badly and drift into likeness territory with the other people in frame.
The Vault's crown jewels are next door: the Amplification Arsenal — the promo network, the audiences, the ads material. That's where paid growth lives.