Is the blended face a real person?
No. The output is a synthetic face that belongs to no real person — that's the point. You get a consistent, castable face without likeness rights, model releases, or the risk of accidentally shipping someone's identity.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Every new account gets 3 free blends on signup. After that, each image costs 5 credits; credit packs start at $10 for 100 credits. Failed generations are never charged.
What resolution do I get?
2K portrait output (2048×2732-class), ready for casting sheets, covers and character reference use.
Can I control the result?
Yes — pick the reference faces, then steer gender, age stage, skin tone and ethnicity, and add free-text guidance. Generate up to 4 candidates per run and keep the best one.
Where do my blends live?
In your Dawnwood workshop, private to your account. Build a face library from uploads, feed blends back in as references, and carry the keeper into a full series run.
Is a blended face legally safe to use commercially?
The likeness test on both sides of the Pacific is identifiability — US right-of-publicity claims and China's portrait-right standard (“identifiable means infringing”) both ask whether the public can recognize a real person. A blend tuned until it resembles nobody carries nobody's likeness rights — the same posture fully-synthetic stock-face suppliers have operated under commercially since 2019, without a likeness lawsuit on record. It also works where video platforms block real-face uploads outright. (How we build, not legal advice — productions with specific exposure should ask their counsel.)
