Keep a client's people, products, uniforms and reference pictures in one place, built once, and pick them for any shot.
Harriet Vale
Harriet Vale
Harriet ValeA person or a mascot, built from a description into one 4K sheet: front, side, back and a close-up.
Pictures from four sides, the size and the words printed on it, compiled into one 4K sheet.
Anything worn, from workwear to a dress, from four pictures: front, side, back and one being worn.
Pictures of the brand's world, kept on the brand or on one product.
Brand Kits in the menu shows every client's kit; each client's own page shows theirs.
Harriet Vale is a fictional boutique in Plurum's demo studio. Its kit holds one of each kind.
We made these through the assistant on the demo; the Generate route in the app does the same thing by hand.
Choose a client, then Characters, Products, References or Uniforms.
New product: add a front, a side, a back and the base or top, with the size and the words printed on it, then Compile the sheet. Check each printed line, then Keep this sheet.
New character: describe who you want, press Refine the description, then Generate the sheet.
It costs nothing and is recorded as an upload.
A picked product's or uniform's sheet goes with the shot; remove it with the ✕ for one shot. Characters come from Brand kit, up to two in a picture.
When you edit a sheet and keep the result, Plurum asks: Save as a variation, a new item with the original untouched, or Replace the sheet, the same item. Pictures already made keep the old sheet, which stays in its history.
| You can change | You cannot change | |
|---|---|---|
| Products and uniforms | Name, size, the printed words | Its kind, and its sheet except by replacing it |
| Characters | Name, client, tags, favourite | The sheet, its style and the description it was built from, except by replacing it |
As of 28 September 2026. Every plan runs on your own provider keys, and a sheet compile is one image at your provider's price.
| Kind | Free | Business, Studio, Team |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Yes, up to 5 per client | Yes |
| References | Yes | Yes |
| Characters | No | Yes |
| Uniforms | No | Yes |
Products, uniforms and references belong to the client they were made for. A character belongs to one client, or to the whole studio if you make it without one.
Only the words you type in are checked against the sheet. Check any other small print before you keep it.
A view you did not photograph is the model's own reading.
In a shot of several products, the others are drawn from your words, plus any reference picture you attach.
Plurum is coming soon, for Mac.
A client's characters, products, uniforms and reference pictures, kept together in Plurum and picked for any shot.
Yes. Four pictures of a product, with its size and printed words, compile into one sheet.
Yes, for a product or a uniform. An uploaded sheet costs nothing and is kept as an upload.
Make it without a client and it belongs to the whole studio; otherwise it belongs to one client.
Its name, size and printed words, yes. Its sheet changes by replacing it, and the old one is kept.
Plurum is nearly ready. Leave your details and we'll write to you when your plan opens - that's all we'll use them for.
