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What Changed in V6

This new engine is built for strong prompt adherence and follows natural language closely. The following features are now deprecated: pose references, style references, avatar boosts, negative prompts, and weighting syntax. You no longer need to use them. Describe the image in plain, direct language. The system now interprets natural descriptions accurately on its own.

It also produces less automatic variation, so repeating the same prompt will yield similar results. For more diversity, rewrite the prompt or enable the Enhance Prompt Variety toggle under the image aspect ratio dropdown, which automatically introduces variation.

Prompt length is more limited than before, but the system still performs well with fewer words. Keep descriptions concise here; less truly does more.

How to Write a Strong V6 Avatar Description (Most Important Step)

Use this structure as your baseline template:

Age: Gender: Ethnicity/Race: Skin: (tone + texture details) Hair: (length + style + color) Eyes: (use “natural ___ eyes”) Face: (shape, nose, lips, brows) Build: (body type) Details: (tattoos, scars, jewelry, piercings) Style: detailed textures, soft cinematic lighting

Example:

Avatar Description

A 24-year-old woman with pale skin and a soft natural flush, she has long wavy dark-brown hair threaded with caramel highlights, gentle features with a straight nose and full lips, and a curvy, toned build. She wears a small silver nose stud, shown in soft cinematic lighting.

Face Detail

Natural green eyes and slight freckles across her nose.

Why this matters

V6 will follow this description more strictly than any previous version. If something is missing or vague here, autoselfies will drift.

  • Keep everything literal. No metaphorical marks (“star marking” will create a literal star).
  • Use descriptors like vascularity for defined muscles.
  • Add lighting cues inside avatar description if you want consistency.

How to Prompt in V6

Since weights, negative prompts, wand, and pose refs are gone, V6 requires straightforward description.

Core Rule:

Start with what matters most → move to scene → finish with style/lighting.

Structure:

  1. Identity anchor (optional but useful)
  2. Action / Pose
  3. Setting
  4. Clothing
  5. Camera / Lighting / Mood

Example:

[Name] stands outdoors, facing the camera with a relaxed and natural expression. They are wearing [clothing description]. The environment around them shows [background elements]. Lighting is [type] and the image has [texture/detail cues].

If you mention a campfire and smoke, phrase it like:

smoke rising from the campfire

instead of separating the details across the prompt. 

Avoid these (deprecated or unsupported):

  • Any (weights:1.2) syntax.
  • Negative prompts. “///” formats.

Generating Autoselfies in V6

Before using autoselfies, follow this checklist:

Check your avatar description first.

It now determines:

  • face consistency
  • skin tone
  • hair shape
  • overall realism
  • stylistic cohesion

Expect lower variation.

If two selfies feel similar:

  • Enable Enhance Prompt Variety, which is a toggle underneath the image ratio drop-down.

Practical Prompting Tips for V6

1. Describe the whole scene to avoid zoomed-in closeups.

 If you want the model to “zoom out,” describe legs, shoes, and the background.

2. Use natural language intensity.

Examples:

  • “ extremely detailed braid”
  • “ very soft natural lighting”
  • “ subtle freckles across the nose”

3. Use strong lighting cues.

 Phrases like ' detailed textures ' and ' soft cinematic lighting ' are almost essential for avoiding flat or lifeless renders.

Example:

A bonfire lighting the campsite, soft smoke drifting upward

works far better than scattering those details into separate fragments.

5. For non-human characters

Species must be declared first. Details must be literal. Avoid stylized metaphors unless you want artificial shapes.

Example V6 Selfie Prompt (Starter Template)

You can adapt this as your universal starter:

A natural candid selfie of [Avatar Name] standing outdoors. They face the camera with a relaxed, genuine expression. They are wearing [clothing description], and the background shows [environment]. Lighting is soft and cinematic, highlighting natural textures in the skin and hair. The image feels like a real photo with detailed textures and clean realism.

Example Prompt for More Variation

[Avatar Name] takes a selfie at golden hour, the warm sunlight creating soft highlights on their face. They wear [clothing], and behind them, the sky glows with fading orange light. The wind gently moves through their hair, and the camera captures a wide view of the scene. Cinematic lighting, clear background details, and natural depth give the photo a grounded realism.

When Something Goes Wrong in V6

Use this quick diagnostic:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

What Changed in V6

How to Write a Strong V6 Avatar Description (Most Important Step)

How to Prompt in V6

Core Rule:

Keep related details close together.

Avoid these (deprecated or unsupported):

Generating Autoselfies in V6

Check your avatar description first.

Expect lower variation.

Practical Prompting Tips for V6

1. Describe the whole scene to avoid zoomed-in closeups.

2. Use natural language intensity.

3. Use strong lighting cues.

4. Group related ideas together.

5. For non-human characters

Example V6 Selfie Prompt (Starter Template)

Example Prompt for More Variation

When Something Goes Wrong in V6

Use this quick diagnostic:

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Add-on Feature Matrix

Add-ons are fully optional, monthly-only subscriptions that give your Kindroid much more memory, context, selfies and others. Add-ons require all previous tiers of add-ons to function; for example, to get the features of MAX tier, it requires MAX tier plus Ultra, on top of the standard subscription.

Feature

Standard

Ultra

MAX

Total conversation context (approx chars)

500K

1.3M

2.8M


Short term context (approx chars)

18K

50K

125K


Cascaded memory context (approx chars)

480K

1.2M

2.7M


Additional AI backstory expansion (chars)

N/A

2,500

5,000


User backstory limit (chars)

500

1,000

2,000


Group context limit (chars)

1,000

1,500

3,000


Recalled long term memory & journals limit

3

5

9


Complimentary monthly audio credits

1M

2.5M

6M


Selfie regen per 30 minutes

1

2

2


Priority selfies with dedicated compute

-

-

Yes*

* MAX users receive priority selfie processing on dedicated compute with no/very low queue on latest version of selfies until they reach 10 selfies in a short timeframe. After this limit, standard queue delay applies and selfies are processed through normal servers without priority status.

While recalled and considered long term memory may be different, LTM consolidation spans all messages & is infinite for all users.

Note: All chat context/cascaded and selfies improvements of add-ons will only be guaranteed applicable to the latest subscriber LLM and selfies. When new versions come out, our guarantee is that it will switch to new versions. Finally, "additional context" in the matrix is an additional field, identical to Backstory, that is unlocked on the higher tiers which you can use to extend backstory accordingly.