Marketplace is a starting point for finding a character that fits your brief. Browse the collection, narrow the visible options, and inspect a model before deciding whether it belongs in your content workflow.
This overview focuses on those discovery and selection controls. The available collection and credit prices should always be checked in your account.
Browse with a specific character in mind
Start with a short brief: the type of content, the visual direction, and the role the character should play. Use Search to find relevant options and the All, Newest, or Oldest controls to organize the collection.
Cards may show badges such as New, Popular, or Owned. Use them as context while browsing; popularity alone does not determine whether a model fits your brief.
Apply filters that matter to the brief
Open Filters to narrow content type and appearance. Make a few useful selections, then choose Apply All. Use Clear when the combination excludes too much of the collection.
Keep the brief flexible enough to compare several candidates. A reference palette or preferred style can guide the choice without requiring every physical characteristic to be fixed in advance.
Read the detail view before choosing
Open a card to inspect the larger preview, physical traits, and description. Compare what you see with the role the character needs to play. Check whether you already own the model and read the credit amount on the purchase action.
- Does the character suit the visual direction?
- Is the model already available in your collection?
- Have you reviewed the description and preview?
- Have you checked the current credit requirement before confirming?
After choosing a model, test a simple scene before designing a whole series around it. A useful character choice still needs a prompt and composition that fit the intended output.
Use the creation entry points when needed
Marketplace includes Request Model and Create Own Model. Create Own Model leads toward building a character around your own choices. Use a clear written brief when requesting or creating a model so the goal is understandable.