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I wanted to try out new styles to see what looked better on me. Now I don't have to cut bangs at 3 a.m. or spend tons of money on clothes that don't fit me. Instead, I can play with Human Generator to find my true self. P.S. Already ordered a lavender top and stopped thinking about a bob cut. https://postimg.cc/ZBHyfMkD

It's amazing to think about the potential applications of such a tool in advertising, gaming, media, and other creative fields. Congratulations on the launch.

So much fun! I'm going to play with this later with my daughter, who loves designing different outfits for her Barbie dolls. She also likes making memojis on my iPhone - this takes that concept to a whole new level.

Yay! I've been looking forward to this tool since you released 100k humans, and it did not disappoint! I've tried lots of generators and they're often SO ANNOYING. you need to get a freaking degree in prompting and still you'll get some bs results half the time. This generator is so intuitive, the settings work most of the time, I can still add some details over text but I don't have to! loving it fr. And all the variety is exactly what we needed, poses, body types, ethnicities, ages. Just, chef's kiss. And it's free, no credits or anything! Was really happy to try it with real faces, changing the hairstyles reminded me of old dress-up games. Congrats on the launch guys! The only question rn is when and how can I get the photos without the watermarks. I'll need them. For reasons.

Human Generator is a total dope! Spent two hours trying on new looks and bodies. And I'm not finished yet!

Guys, it's AWESOME! The vibes it gives me are like when I was playing The Sims for the first time and crafted my first character haha <3 Let's talk about the pics — they're seriously perfect in quality. But what's even cooler is how I can totally change my look, trying different hairstyles, outfits, and even characters. Сheck out my Lara Croft personality (how detailed it got with that body😍)

I just spent some time playing around with Human Generator, and I'm genuinely blown away by the level of detail and customization it offers. It felt like I was in a movie, crafting characters for a story yet to be told. Kudos to the team for pulling off such a feat! However, as I delved deeper, a concern bubbled up: I tried the headshot upload feature with a picture of myself, and while it was fascinating to see the results, I couldn't help but wonder about the potential misuse. Imagine someone taking a friend's photo and placing it in a context they never consented to. It's a slippery slope. This tool is undeniably impressive, but the human aspect truly resonates. I'm eager to see how the team navigates the challenges ahead, ensuring that the tool is technologically advanced and ethically sound. Wishing you all the best on this journey!

Just tried out Generated Humans and I'm seriously impressed! Creating virtual humans is a blast, they really look great in my visual ads. The fact that you can upload your own face adds a hilarious and personalized touch)) Awesome work, guys! Just let me know if i need to put any credits if I use images from generated humans?

Great if you only want one unique generation of a character. Commercially, you might need multiple angle shots and that where this is not quite ready. No consistency (unless God mode can do that), and weird generations like body and clothes of a woman with man's face, too many fingers, hand where there should be feet lol. Hmm, great start but not ready yet beyond being a bit of fun. Keep developing this, it's going to be great.

Pretty impressed, although I do have a few technical problems on occasions. Three legs, three arms, or a missing arm for instance. I also found that the accessories don't seem to function at all. I would like to have added a hat or sunglasses, but can't seem to do either. I don't always get the clothes I ask for either. Perhaps these little glitches will be sorted out in time. Other than that, I do enjoy playing about with the program. UPDATE : Well I have sorted out one or two glitches, but still getting more arms, legs, feet/hands in the wrong places. More basic poses would be better instead of the present sitting position, and whatever it is that looks like a kneeling position. Those two come out with some very weird things. I still haven't been able to work out how to produce a dress that doesn't have a split up the side, or even two or three splits. It would be good to have a full skirt. I have tried various ways of doing it, but still end up with something that isn't what I want. Hoping that in due course of time these issues will be addressed.