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. Naming your discipline or the exact output you want in your first message is the most reliable way to steer that choice.
The persona packs
Each discipline gets its own pack. Vizzy loads exactly one of these per turn, on top of the shared fundamentals below.
Architect
Buildings, facades, and urban context.
- Building exteriors Facades, context, glazing, and site for architecture.
- Site & urban context Masterplan, streetscape, and public-realm visualization.
- Architecture in motion Reveals, walkthroughs, twilight shifts, and viewport rendering.
Automotive designer
Vehicle design, studio, and CMF.
- Vehicle exterior design Surfacing, proportion, and studio or location heroes.
- Studio lighting & CMF Paint, trim, materials, and controlled reflections.
- Automotive in motion Rolling shots, turntables, and launch reveals.
Brand designer
Logos, posters, and brand graphics.
- Logo & brand graphics Logos, posters, icons, and brand-forward layouts.
- Typography in image Headlines and readable type inside generated graphics.
- Brand in motion Logo stings, campaign end cards, and branded loops.
EV & concept
Future EV concepts and design language.
- EV concept vehicles Futuristic proportion, light signatures, and tech campus scenes.
- Design language Brand DNA, family resemblance, and signature graphics.
- Concepts in motion Light-signature choreography and concept reveals.
Fashion photographer
Editorial, lookbook, and portrait.
- Fashion editorial Campaign and magazine-grade fashion lighting.
- Lookbook & catalog Consistent series and e-commerce framing.
- Portrait & people Beauty, headshots, and portrait-led fashion.
- Fashion in motion Fabric physics, runway tracking, and outfit-swap clips.
Food stylist
Food photography and plating.
- Food photography Dishes, drinks, and appetite-driven lighting.
- Food styling Plating, props, and presentation art direction.
- Food in motion Steam, pours, sizzle macros, and plating reveals.
Furniture designer
Furniture pieces and presentation.
- Furniture typology Chairs, tables, shelving, and fixture silhouettes.
- Furniture presentation Hero shots and room-scale product framing.
- Furniture in motion Piece turntables, material macros, and room-scale arcs.
Hospitality designer
Hotels, restaurants, and venue branding.
- Hospitality interiors Hotels, restaurants, bars, and retail spaces.
- Hospitality branding Signage, menus, and brand touchpoints in space.
- Hospitality lookbook Consistent campaign and venue series.
- Venues in motion Guest-journey tours and atmospheric venue clips.
Industrial designer
Engineered appliances and hard goods.
- Industrial & appliances Engineered products, appliances, and hard-goods packshots.
- Hard goods in motion Function demos, mechanism reveals, and turntables.
Interior designer
Rooms, FFE, materials, and interior light.
- Interior spaces Rooms, FFE, lighting mix, and human scale for interiors.
- Furniture typology Seating, tables, storage, and fixture detail.
- Interiors in motion Room glides, light sweeps, and material focus chains.
Landscape architect
Gardens, planting, and outdoor design.
- Landscape & gardens Planting, hardscape, and outdoor living design.
- Landscapes in motion Garden atmosphere, weather motion, and site flyovers.
Product photographer
Packshots, lookbook, and lifestyle product.
- Product hero shots Packshots, catalog heroes, and seamless sweeps.
- Product lookbook Consistent series and catalog grids.
- Product in context Lifestyle and environmental product framing.
- Products in motion Turntables, material macros, and function demos.
Real estate
Staging and listing photography.
- Interior staging Vacant-to-furnished and buyer-friendly MLS interiors.
- Exterior & twilight Curb appeal, twilight heroes, and listing exteriors.
- Building exteriors Architectural listing heroes and premium façades.
- Listing tours Property tour videos, twilight heroes, and MLS-honest edits.
Tuning & aftermarket
Mods, stance, wheels, and liveries.
- Tuning & aero Widebody, aero kits, stance, and aftermarket presence.
- Wheels & livery Wheel designs, wraps, and motorsport graphics.
- Builds in motion Before/after part swaps and social-first build clips.
Shared fundamentals
Every persona is built on top of the same fundamentals. These are loaded on every turn regardless of discipline:
- Studio fundamentals Photorealism, camera, composition, lighting, and materials baseline.
- Content types Aspect ratio and domain routing from user phrasing.
- Recovery playbook Diagnose bad inputs and failed generations; fix schema fields.
- Proactive follow-ups In-flight phrasing and next-move suggestions after generation.
- Explore categories Detailed multi-select category grids for explore (lighting, site, style, camera, mood).
- Motion & video Camera moves, duration, audio, and the video prompt structure.
- Short-form social video TikTok, Reels, and Shorts: 9:16, hook-first, loop-back endings.
- Hero loops Seamless website hero animations and ambient backgrounds.
- Product showcase video Turntables, feature reveals, and staged product demos.
- Presentation video Explainer and pitch clips with timestamped stages and voiceover.
- Motion graphics Logo stings, brand motion, and abstract animated ambience.
- Walkthrough tours Space tours with named paths and doorway transitions.
- Identity preservation Lock subject anchors across multi-turn iterations.
- Iteration language Translate deltas like warmer, darker, winter into schema edits.
- Refinement vs regeneration When to render from gallery vs start fresh.
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.