How 7ART compares

Frequently asked questions

• What is an AI artist (or AI influencer)?

  An AI artist is a virtual character you design once — face, look, art style — and reuse. 7ART saves a multi-view reference sheet for them as an Element, so you can @mention that character in an image or video prompt instead of re-describing them, and it generates a debut track plus a voice persona so their songs keep one vocal. Brands use them as virtual influencers; musicians use them as a virtual frontperson; creators use them as a recurring cast member across a series.

• Is 7ART free to try?

  Yes — signing up on 7art.ai grants 100 welcome credits, no card required, and a free account can build and save one AI artist. Two limits worth knowing first: images generated on a free account carry a 'Generated on 7ART.ai' watermark, and downloading any finished file requires an active paid plan. Paid plans raise the saved-artist cap (up to 10, or 12 on the 1-year plan), remove the image watermark and unlock 4K image downloads. Current prices are on our pricing page.

• How is an AI artist different from regular AI image generation?

  Prompt a plain image model twice and you get two different people. An AI artist is built once and stored with a reference sheet, so the next generation starts from your character instead of a fresh stranger. The consistency comes from that reference — far closer shot to shot than re-prompting a description, though not a pixel-perfect lock. That is what makes it useful for brand campaigns, ongoing series and virtual influencer projects.

• Can I create an AI artist from a real photo?

  Yes. Add a reference photo on the first screen and 7ART uses it as the basis for the avatar and the reference sheet. You then set name, gender and age, ethnicity, art style and hair around that photo.

• Can I use my AI artist commercially or for brand campaigns?

  Yes. 7ART's terms permit personal and commercial use of the content you generate, on every plan — brand deals, paid ads, monetised content, merchandise. Two caveats straight from those terms: use stays subject to applicable law and to any restrictions imposed by the underlying model providers, and we make no warranty about the copyright status of AI-generated output in your jurisdiction. Full text at /legal/terms.

• Does the artist stay consistent across different generations?

  Largely, yes — that is what the reference sheet is for. Saving an artist stores a multi-view sheet as an Element; @mention it in an Image or Video prompt and the model receives your character's face as a reference instead of inventing a new one. It is strong guidance, not a lock: results still vary shot to shot, and extreme style or angle changes drift more than head-on portraits.

• Can I have multiple AI artists in one account?

  Up to your plan's limit. A free account saves one; paid plans save more — up to 10, or 12 on the 1-year plan. Artists and influencers are counted separately, so the same allowance applies to each. Switch between them any time from your artist gallery.

• What can my AI artist do — only images, or also videos and music?

  All four studios. @mention their reference sheet in Image and Video prompts, feed their portrait to Lipsync, and select their voice persona in Music so songs keep the same vocal. That persona is a singing voice — spoken narration uses the 22 preset voices in the Voice studio.

• Can I edit my artist after creating them?

  Yes. Point one of the built-in apps at a saved character — Hairstyle Changer, Re-Dress, AI Photoshoot, Fashion Editorial, Catwalk Runway — and the look changes while the face stays. You can also regenerate the avatar or the reference sheet; each regeneration costs the same as the original generation.

• Can I clone a real person?

  Only with their explicit consent. 7ART prohibits creating AI artists that impersonate identifiable real people without permission, including public figures, celebrities, and other users. You can clone yourself or someone who has agreed in writing. Misuse leads to account termination.