Product Guide · Media
AI photos of yourself
You get visuals with your own face in them by giving Scripe one photo of yourself when a template asks for it. There is no training step and no separate photo tool.
This matters most to solo creators and team members who post as themselves, and to agencies making visuals for a client's profile.
Where photo visuals are made
| Where | How your photo is used |
|---|---|
| Create media → Photo overlay | Your photo with a branded text layer. The template asks for a Background photo. |
| Create media → Holding a sign | Your portrait carrying a statement. The template asks for Your photo. |
| Infographic and other AI-drawn templates | A photo you attach is worked into the template as context. |
| The media canvas | Ask Scripe changes a photo from a sentence, and Create with AI draws a new picture for the page. |
| Ask Scripe | When a visual needs your photo, the chat asks you to Choose an image. |
You pick the photo from your Media library or upload it on the spot. Photos you uploaded to your library are the ones Scripe suggests first.
Choosing a good photo
Use a sharp photo where your face is clearly visible and you are the only person in it. A photo of you in the setting you want (a stage, an office, outdoors) gives Scripe more to work with than a cropped headshot.
Limits and plans
Generating a visual uses your workspace's AI usage, like the chat does. See Plans.