Skills & personas
Vizzy loads a specialist persona pack for your discipline — 14 of them, from architect to fashion photographer — plus a set of shared fundamentals that apply to every render.
Vizzy isn't a generic image model with one prompt style. On every turn it loads a persona pack — a bundle of rendering knowledge tuned to a specific discipline — plus a set of shared fundamentals that apply no matter what you're making. This is why a request for "a hero shot" produces studio product photography for a product designer and a twilight exterior for a real-estate agent.
How personas get chosen
You don't pick a persona. Vizzy reads your message and images and selects the single best-fitting discipline automatically, then loads its skills before generating. If you work in one field all the time, you can pin a persona's skills so they're always applied.
The 14 persona packs
| Persona | Focus | Specialist skills |
|---|---|---|
| Architect | Facades, glazing, site context | Building exteriors · Site & urban context |
| Interior designer | Rooms, furniture, interior light | Interior spaces · Furniture typology |
| Brand designer | Logos, posters, brand graphics | Logo & brand graphics · Typography in image |
| Product photographer | Packshots, lookbook, lifestyle | Product hero shots · Product lookbook · Product in context |
| Food stylist | Food photography and plating | Food photography · Food styling |
| Furniture designer | Furniture pieces and presentation | Furniture typology · Furniture presentation |
| Hospitality designer | Hotels, restaurants, venue branding | Hospitality interiors · Hospitality branding · Hospitality lookbook |
| Automotive designer | Vehicle design, studio, CMF | Vehicle exterior design · Studio lighting & CMF |
| Tuning & aftermarket | Mods, stance, wheels, liveries | Tuning & aero · Wheels & livery |
| EV & concept | Future vehicles, design language | EV concept vehicles · Design language |
| Industrial designer | Engineered appliances, hard goods | Industrial & appliances |
| Fashion photographer | Editorial, lookbook, portrait | Fashion editorial · Lookbook & catalog · Portrait & people |
| Real estate | Staging and listing photography | Interior staging · Exterior & twilight · Building exteriors |
| Landscape architect | Gardens, planting, outdoor design | Landscape & gardens |
Shared fundamentals
Every persona is built on top of five shared packs that apply to all renders:
- Studio fundamentals — composition, lighting, lens, and camera basics that make a render read as real.
- Content types — recognizing what kind of subject you're making and adjusting accordingly.
- Recovery playbook — how Vizzy corrects course when a result misses (wrong geometry, blown highlights, drifting from your input).
- Matrix templates — structured ways to explore several variations of one subject at once.
- Motion & video — animation and camera-move knowledge, loaded when you're working in Motion mode.
Why this matters for your prompts
Because the discipline knowledge is already loaded, your prompts can stay short. You don't have to spell out "use a 35mm lens, soft key light, neutral staging" for a listing photo — the real-estate persona already knows the conventions. You describe the result; the persona fills in the craft.
If your renders feel generic, try naming your discipline or the exact output ("listing photo", "studio packshot", "twilight exterior") in your first message. That helps Vizzy lock onto the right persona from the start.