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One screen for the people, the logo, the look and the real places of your business, saved once and used in every picture, clip and website.
The Kit page is where you keep what the AI should know about your business: its people, its logo and colours, its look, and photos of the real place. The page says it in one line: Everything the AI should know about your business, kept once and used everywhere.
Everything you save gets a tag made from its name, such as @nova for a person called Nova.
A kit is a named bundle of those things, and the idea is one kit per business. If you make pictures for a barber shop and for a bakery, two kits keep the barber logo off the bakery poster.
The Kit is not in the main sidebar. It lives in the creative tools:
Characters, Brands and Styles used to have pages of their own. The old addresses /characters, /brands and /styles now open the Kit on the matching tab, so an old bookmark still works.
Click any tile and its editor slides in from the right as a side drawer. What you change there is used everywhere the tag is.
Once you have at least one kit, the top of the drawer has a Kit list: move the item to another kit, or choose Not in a kit to take it out. A person's drawer can also ask whether this is A real person and whether They agreed to appear; see Saved Characters.
Rename and Delete for the kit itself sit beside its name. Deleting removes only the bundle: Only the kit goes. Its people, brand, places and style stay and move to Not in a kit.
Type a kit's tag, such as @fade-co, into a prompt in the Image Creator or the Video Studio and it is swapped at once for two things: the kit's brand is attached, and the kit's style tag is added to the prompt.
People and places do not come along by themselves, because each one takes a reference picture. Tap them one by one in the drawer.
A place is a set of photos of somewhere real, such as the inside of your shop, so pictures, clips and websites can show the actual room rather than an invented one.
Press Add a place, give it a Name (it becomes the tag), write one line under What it is, and add photos. A place holds up to 6, and the editor says which one counts: Up to 6 — the first one is sent. Press Save place to keep it.
Tap a place in a tool's Kit drawer and its photo is attached as a reference picture, with its tag added to your prompt.
Under each photo is a Clean it up button with its price in credits written on it. It is an ordinary Image Creator edit of that photo, charged at the same price as any other edit. The editor describes the result: "Clean it up" makes a tidy copy of the photo — no hair on the floor, clear counters — and keeps your original.
The tidy copy is kept beside your photo and marked cleaned. You choose which one is used with the Use the cleaned copy switch: on, prompts send the tidy version of the first photo; off, they send your original. Clean again makes a new copy and is charged again. A cleaned copy is only kept once you press Save place.
Asking AI Chat for a website? Its Your kit step has an Add photos now button. It opens the Kit on the Places tab in a new browser tab, so the conversation stays where it is.
Each part of the Kit needs an update on our side before it works, and the parts can arrive at different times. Nothing is wrong with your account when you see one of these.
7 of 12 in Image Creator · Last checked 19 September 2026 · Previous: Splitting an Image into Layers