How AstraVision Works
Most AI image tools give you an empty box. AstraVision gives you a menu.
You don’t write a prompt here. You pick a studio — say AI Professional Headshots or Photo Restoration & Colorize — upload a photo, and choose from options we already wrote: the look, the lighting, the scene, the framing, the crop. The studio turns those choices into a long, detailed prompt that you never have to see or write.
The same idea runs through the whole catalogue. There are 84 services in three places: 62 studios that put you into a fully art-directed scene, 22 Quick Transforms that restyle the photo you already have, and a Trending shelf with the 20 looks people are posting right now. Every one of them works the same way.
How it works
Upload a photo
Just a selfie or any picture.
Pick your options
Tap chips — no prompt to write.
Done
Download & share in seconds.
1. Upload a photo One photo of the person, product or room you want to work with. JPG, PNG or WEBP. A clear, front-facing shot in decent light gives the best result — that’s the single biggest thing you control.
2. Pick your options Tap through the studio’s menu. Each option comes with its own written description of what it does to the image, so you can see the difference between “Golden Hour” and “Neon Night” before you spend anything. You are choosing a look, not describing one.
3. Done Your image is ready to download and share. Most services can also turn the finished still into a short AI video, with the camera move and the sound already written for that scene.
What you can create
Here is a sample from each corner of the catalogue. These are real service names — you’ll find all 84 on the studio shelves.
Headshots & portraits
- AI Professional Headshots — studio-lit business portraits from one selfie.
- Beautify — the same face, refined finish. Keeps your structure and your marks.
- Spot Light — hard editorial lighting, magazine-grade.
- Salt & Light — soft, warm, natural-light portraiture.
- Silk & Shadow — low-key, moody, chiaroscuro portraits.
Scenes, eras & travel
- 1980s Photo Era — film grain, big hair, mall-portrait colour.
- Visit Anywhere and Tropical Escape — drop the same photo into a new city or a beach.
Occasions
- Wedding & Dream Event Studio — you, at the event, in the dress.
- Event Invitation Maker — a finished invitation with the names and date set in type.
- Forever Two — two photos into one shared frame.
- Quality Time with — put two people into the same moment.
Work, brands & products
- Product Photo Studio — clean catalogue shots of a product you photograph at home.
- Brand & Logo Mockup Studio — your logo on real surfaces and signage.
- Interior Design Studio — restyle a room without moving the walls.
- Thumbnail & Cover Maker — video thumbnails with the headline set in the frame.
Music, film & posters
- Music Album Art Generator — cover art with your artist name and album title.
- Movie Poster — you as the lead, with the title treatment.
- Magazine Cover — a full newsstand cover.
- WC Super Star Poster and Stadium Screen — the giant-screen treatment.
Kids, toys & illustration
- Kids' Storybook Studio — a picture-book page starring your child.
- Lego Style Studio — brick-built minifigure versions.
- CrazyCute Crayon and Toon You — caricature and cartoon styles.
- Plushie Me and Action Figure — you as a soft toy, boxed and sealed.
Costume & character
- Fantasy Adventure Studio — armour, wilderness, cinematic fantasy light.
- Superhero Persona and Game Avatar — comic and game-character versions of you.
- Virtual Outfit Studio — photograph a garment once and see it on you.
- New Look Studio — new hair, new styling, same person.
Why your photos still look like you
This is the part that usually goes wrong with AI images. You upload your face, and you get back a handsome stranger. It happens because the model has no reason to hold on to your specific features — so it drifts toward a generic, averaged face.
AstraVision fights that on purpose. Every one of the 84 services carries a lock — a block of instructions whose only job is to preserve what you uploaded. It is assembled as the first layer of the prompt, ahead of everything else, and most of these locks open with the words “most important instruction”. In the portrait studios it tells the model to hold your exact bone structure, eye shape, eye spacing and colour, nose, lips, jawline, hairline, skin tone and complexion, your freckles, moles, dimples and scars, your natural skin texture, your true facial width, and your current age — and to refuse to idealise, slim, smooth, symmetrise, age or de-age you.
The lock protects whatever you actually uploaded, not just faces. Product Photo Studio and Brand & Logo Mockup Studio lock the subject you photographed. Interior Design Studio locks the room’s architecture so the walls stay where they are while the styling changes. Golden Hour locks the scene’s composition. Beautify is the one studio whose whole purpose is to change how your skin reads — and even there, the lock keeps your structure and your marks untouched and only refines the finish.
Being honest about the limit: this is a generative model, not a copy machine. A soft, blurry, angled or heavily filtered photo gives the lock less to hold on to. A clear, front-facing, evenly lit shot of one person gives it the most. If a result drifts, it is almost always the photo, not the studio.
And when you do want to write a prompt
The menu is the fast path, not the only one. Three more generators are on the same account:
AI Image Generator
the open workspace. Type any description, pick an engine and an aspect ratio, attach reference images, generate. This is where you go when nothing on the menu covers what you have in mind.
AI Video Generator
turn a still into a short video, or describe a shot and generate from text. Choose the resolution and the length; the cost is shown before you commit.
AI Talking Avatar
upload a portrait and either type a script or upload your own audio, and get a lip-synced talking-head video.
Most studios also hand off to video: generate the still, then animate it, with the camera move and the ambience already written for that scene.
A few quick questions
Which photo should I start with?
One person, one face, facing the camera, evenly lit, in focus. JPG, PNG or WEBP. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses, and photos where the face is small in the frame. The same photo usually works across many studios, so it’s worth picking a good one.
Do I need to install anything?
No. AstraVision runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Create an account, and everything is there.
Do I have to type anything at all?
No prompt, ever. 7 of the 84 services ask for a short line of text that appears on the image itself rather than describing it. Here are 5 of them:
| Service | What you type | Starts as |
|---|---|---|
| Event Invitation Maker | Guest or host names, event date, venue | blank |
| Music Album Art Generator | Artist name, album title | blank |
| Thumbnail & Cover Maker | Headline | I TRIED IT |
| Collector's Shelf | Name on the packaging | COLLECTOR SERIES |
| Miniature World | Engraved line | MADE TO ORDER |
The other 77 need nothing but your photo and your taps.
More questions are answered on the FAQ page.
Start with one photo
Pick a studio, upload a photo, and see what comes back. If you don’t like it, change one option and run it again — each generation uses its own credits, and nothing is charged for browsing.