Pose reference
A pose reference gives a compatible model a structural cue for body position and composition. The prompt still defines the character, clothing, environment, lighting, and desired anime finish.
Short answer
Pose-reference AI extracts structural guidance from an input image and uses it during generation. Lewdora can combine that guidance with a prompt and supported model to direct an anime composition.
A pose input is most useful when the body position is readable and not heavily obscured. It should guide the skeleton and broad arrangement, while the prompt and any separate character reference handle appearance. Treating each control as a different signal reduces conflicting instructions.
A full-body reference is useful for overall stance, while a tighter crop can emphasize upper-body position. The output may reinterpret anatomy, camera perspective, or contact points, so inspect hands, limbs, and intersections rather than assuming structural guidance guarantees anatomical accuracy.
Only use a pose image you may process. Do not use Lewdora for unpermitted sexual deepfakes, non-consensual sexual content, minors or ambiguous ages, or material that violates another person’s privacy or intellectual-property rights.
Workflow
Use a source with a clear silhouette and the framing you want to guide.
Keep identity, clothing, expression, and scene details in the prompt.
Confirm the current model exposes pose-reference control.
Refine the prompt or reference when the structural result is unclear.
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Use image inputs to steer character, pose, and structure.
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