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Models

Kenna gives you a consistent cast of models to show your products on — pick a ready-made model, generate a brand-new one from a description, upload your own, and save any of them to reuse across your whole line.

You'll find the model picker anywhere a tool renders on a person, including Virtual Try-On and Photo Studio.

Kenna Models

A built-in casting board of photorealistic models spanning a wide range of ages and backgrounds — from young children to adults in their 70s. Each is a clean full-body studio reference in neutral basics, so your garments apply cleanly. Just click a model to use it; hover any model and click the preview icon to see it full-size before choosing.

Generate a Model

Need a specific look you don't see? Generate one.

  1. Open the model picker and go to the Generate tab.

  2. Choose a gender/type, enter an age, and add details (ethnicity, skin tone, build, hair, distinctive features).

  3. Click Generate model. Kenna renders a clean full-body casting reference.

  4. Save & use to keep it in My Models, Use once to use it just this time, or Try again to regenerate.

Generating a model uses credits, like any render.

My Models

Any model you save — generated or uploaded — lives in My Models and can be reused on every render, so the same person carries across your entire collection.

  • Save a model with a name (and it remembers its age and details).

  • Edit a saved model any time: hover it and click the pencil to change its name, age, and details.

  • Preview it full-size, or remove it from My Models.

Upload your own model

Have a specific person you shoot with? Upload a clear, front-facing, ideally full-body photo, name it, and save it as a My Model. Their look is preserved across every render.

Tip: models generated from a description are consistent references, but each generation is a new person. Once you save a model, that exact model image is reused faithfully everywhere — which is the whole point of saving.

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