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Shot settings control the background and body position of a shot: Set scene for the location, and Pose for how the model is standing. Both work the same way — a large preset library, plus a way to bring your own reference.
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Pick a preset scene

Click Set scene (it shows the current background, e.g. “Beige studio”) to open Select background — roughly 25 preset locations spanning studio backdrops, European architecture, city streets, and interiors, filterable by All, Saved, or Personal.
Select background panel showing a catalog of preset studio and location backgrounds
2

Use your own background

Click Create new background to upload a photo of your own location, or pick from images you’ve generated before. This is upload-only — there’s no text-to-image option for backgrounds, so you need an actual photo or an existing creation to work from.
Create new background dialog for uploading a photo or selecting from your past creations
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Pick a preset pose

Click Pose (it shows the current pose, e.g. “Arms crossed stand”) to open Select Pose — roughly 90 preset poses covering standing, sitting, walking, and back-view shots, filterable by All, Saved, My poses, Female, or Male.
Select Pose panel showing a catalog of preset poses filterable by All, Saved, My poses, Female, and Male
4

Replicate a pose from a reference photo

Click Create Custom Pose, the first tile in the grid, to upload a photo of the pose you want the model to replicate. Like backgrounds, this is a bring-your-own-reference flow rather than a text description.
Create Custom Pose tile for uploading a reference photo of a pose to replicate
You can also skip both pickers and describe the shot yourself in the optional Describe your shot text field, right below Set scene and Pose.