Updates

• Studio mode has been upgraded to Studio Max. Generating in Studio now uses a 2K high-detail studio model. Backgrounds were refined to match the color you picked, so a white background is less likely to come out grayish or off-tone.

• You can keep working while a generation is running. After you start a generation in the right-side tools of snap detail, you can close the popup and move on to something else. The tool card shows that it is still running, and you get a notification telling you which tool finished. Switching to another tool or refreshing does not stop it, and when you come back you can keep editing the result you just created.

• You can browse moodboards as folders in Library. RealSnap in Library is now split into History and Moodboard. Moodboards are grouped into folders by project, and older results that belong to no project remain available under Other Moodboards.

• You can download saved clothing presets as images. Press download on a recent clothing preset card to save the clothing images it holds all at once. If there are several, they come as a zip file.

• The settings sidebar is open from the start when you enter snap detail. You can check and adjust frequently used settings right away instead of opening it first.
• History in Snap Tools is expanded from the start. You can see previous results immediately and pick the image you want to continue with.
• The action button in tool popups is pinned to the bottom. Even when there are many settings, you can generate without scrolling down.
• The 'How to use' button now stands out more. It is easier to find the guide when you try a feature for the first time.

• We refined image generation and the editing screen overall. We reduced cases where generation failed partway or the screen stalled, and cleaned up issues found in image upload, payment, and notification display.

• Try each feature hands-on from 'How to use' on every screen. Snap's 6 modes, the 4 Effect tabs, Snap Tools, Moodboard · Moodcrate · Moodmatch, and Security all open that screen's guide from the same spot.

• It lays out the screen's full flow in four steps first. Press 'Try it' and the guide points to exactly where to click, step by step — from setting the person and choosing references to generating and using the results.
• Nothing is generated and no credits are used during the walkthrough. Guides run on prepared sample images and sample results, and your work in progress is neither changed nor saved, so you can safely learn a feature before using it for real.
• Watch the video guide for a feature in the same place. Where a video is available, you can play it from 'Video guide', then continue into the step-by-step walkthrough or open the full guide document.

• Fine-tune garment length to exactly the position you want. Analyzing the top or bottom shows the current hemline and a target line over your image. Drag the target line or use the +/- buttons to set the length you want, then generate to get a result with only the sleeve or hem length adjusted.

• Reference pickers now explain what to choose. Pose, Mood, Location, and Product reference areas — along with model face selection — now show what kind of image to pick and whether it is required or optional.
• Cleaned up wording on English and Japanese screens. In Snap Tools result selection and process screens, text that appeared in a different language than the one you selected now matches your language setting.

• Clearer reason when a missing reference blocks generation. If you try to generate when a Mood or Pose reference is required, we now tell you right away which item you need to select.

Major Updates

• You can set the camera angle using a photo from your desired angle. Upload a photo with your desired composition to the Reference tab, and images will be generated following that photo’s camera angle and framing. A full-body photo will be matched as a full-body composition, and an upper-body photo as an upper-body composition, while keeping the model, outfit, and background unchanged. You can save frequently used angles as presets and select them instantly from thumbnails. You can use it the same way in Camera Angle within detailed editing.

Usability Improvements

• You can now use My Poses in ACC Lookbook as well. You can select your saved poses in ACC Lookbook projects in the same way.
• You can view mood results together in Library History. Results from mood tasks are stored together in Library History, so you can find past work in one place.
• If you don’t have enough credits, we’ll let you know in advance before generation. We now check whether you have enough credits before you press the Generate button, reducing cases where generation starts and then fails.

Quality and Stability Improvements

• We now explain the cause more quickly in some generation failure cases. Conditions that make generation difficult are shown right away before starting, so you can try again without waiting.

• Menu path Snap > Select a result > Mask, Face Swap, Head Size, or another detailed edit > Result screen
• When to use it: Use it to spot even small changes and quickly check whether an edit went too far.

1. Select a result image in Snap.
2. Edit it with one of the detailed edit tools on the right.
3. When the edit is complete, compare the Before and After images on the same screen.
4. Download the result or continue with another edit.

• Menu path Snap > Studio > Studio Settings > My Shots
• Note: You can save up to 10 custom shots. Both the camera angle and pose from the uploaded image are applied.

1. Switch to Studio mode in Snap.
2. Select My Shots under Studio Settings.
3. Select the + button and upload an image with the composition and pose you want.
4. After analysis finishes, select the custom shot and generate your image.

• When to use it: Use it to create a new image with conditions similar to a result that worked well, without rebuilding the setup.

• Note: The restored fields depend on which settings were used to create that result.

• Menu path Snap Tools > Face & Model > Head Size
• When to use it: Use it when the model's head looks too large or too small for the body.

1. Choose an image from History, Uploaded Images, or Bookmark on the left.
2. Select the head-size level you want with the slider on the right.
3. Check the AI model, then select Generate.
4. Compare the Before and After images, then download the result you prefer.