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Questions about creating with Kynara.
Understand what you bring, what you review and which route fits your idea.
Questions before you begin
What can I create?
Start with a standalone Digital Twin Image from your own photo and guided choices. Continue into an optional short talking video when the message needs speech.
What photo should I bring?
Use a sharp, current photo of yourself with visible eyes, natural light and no heavy face-altering filter.
Do I need to write prompts?
No prompt-writing expertise is required. You still choose a direction and provide the idea, script or supported audio for your own message.
Is KynFace required for a first image?
No. One-photo Create is separate from KynFace, which uses 20 guided photos and a training step before the profile is ready.
Is KynVoice the same as uploading audio?
No. KynVoice is a personal voice resource with its own setup and permissions. A supported audio upload for a video is a separate input.
Can I enter Agency before Create?
Yes. Eligible active Creator and Pro members can enter Agency directly, confirm their ideas and shape a four-week plan before choosing a Content Opportunity.
Is the personal Agency plan free?
No. Free image creation and eligible paid Agency access are different paths. Check the current plans and the quote in the app.
Does Agency publish automatically?
No. Guided Agency uses manual sharing. Full Automation and Social auto-publishing are inactive.
How do Credits work here?
Review your available Credits and the quote in the app before generation. Current plan information is on the homepage pricing section; this guide does not duplicate changing prices.
When should I film myself?
Use original footage for precise demonstrations, real events and sensitive lived stories. Prepared twin explanations can complement those recordings.
Where do I manage data choices?
Use the relevant in-app privacy controls and read the applicable privacy and Agency data policies. Personal knowledge, voice, likeness and publication have separate permission boundaries.