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Anyone can browse public Looks. Creating images requires Google sign-in, acceptance of the Terms and Privacy Policy, and valid photo permission.

Sign-in connects credits, membership, Glam Profiles, generated results, Saved Looks, and viewing history to one account. The product requests basic profile identity only and does not store Google access or refresh tokens.

Admin access is controlled by a server-side Google email allowlist. A normal signed-in account can use the product but cannot access content review routes.

You can use one, two, or three clear photos. A clear front view is the best starting point; optional additional angles can give the system more stable identity evidence.

Only when you have clear permission and the use fits the Terms. The product does not support public figures, strangers, or non-consensual identity cloning.

No AI result is guaranteed to preserve every detail. Recent, clear, minimally filtered references improve consistency, but face details, hands, styling, and backgrounds can still vary.

No. The Look supplies creative direction such as composition, wardrobe mood, lighting, and setting. Your authorized Glam Profile supplies the subject identity.

No. Uploads, Glam Profiles, and generated results are private by default and are never added to the public Look gallery automatically.

Yes. The product provides deletion actions for Glam Profiles and generated results. Active generation dependencies may need to finish before a related profile can be removed.

The product flow sends authorized source images only for the requested generation and does not present uploads as training data. Review the Privacy page for the current product data practices.

Public Looks enter a separate candidate queue and require administrator review before publication. The source author and original post remain linked from the detail view.

Each image uses one quality tier: Fast costs 4 credits, Medium costs 8 credits, and High costs 18 credits. The current balance is shown in the account panel and refreshes after generation requests.

Yes. An active membership is required before source photos are uploaded for generation. Plan availability and included monthly credits are shown on the Pricing page.

When a generation is recorded as failed after a debit, the system creates a matching credit refund. Do not submit duplicate jobs while an earlier job is still queued or running.

No. PayPal handles the payment approval experience. BlingBling Up stores provider identifiers, payment state, amounts, currency, and credited balance entries needed to reconcile the purchase.

Yes. Successful generated results include an authenticated download action. Use that action instead of saving a browser thumbnail.

Yes, when the account still has an active membership and enough credits. Regeneration creates another billed generation request rather than editing the existing result.

AI images may produce inaccurate hands, jewelry, text, logos, fabric edges, anatomy, or background objects. Inspect every result before publishing or relying on it.

No. The public gallery stores and copies the complete reviewed Prompt. The interface may place long text in a scrollable detail view, but Copy Prompt uses the full stored value.

Check whether the issue is account session, membership, credits, upload validation, or generation status before retrying. If the task is still queued or running, wait before submitting again.