Every field a pose record carries in Intempt's Poses library: identity fields, composition anatomy, compatibility fields, and how presets differ from custom poses.

Overview

Poses lives under Design in the console sidebar, at /poses. It's Intempt's library of reference body poses: a set of built-in presets plus any custom poses your team creates, all in one list. You render an avatar against a pose to lock a specific body position, camera framing, and energy for a photoshoot.

This article is the field reference for a pose record. For the step-by-step creation and editing flow, see Creating Custom Poses.

Identity fields

Set on the pose itself, editable only on custom poses:

Field	Description
Name	The pose's display name.
Category	One of: Standing, Action, Editorial, Sitting, Product interaction.
Framing	One of: Full-body, Three-quarter, Profile, Back.
Direction	One of: Front, 3Q-L, 3Q-R, Profile-L, Profile-R, Back.
Energy	One of: still, calm, dynamic, mid-motion.
Tags	Free-text labels. Used by search; there's no Tag filter on the list page.
Why it works	A free-text explanation of why the pose suits its intended use. Shown on both presets and custom poses.
Prompt hint	The prompt text used to render the pose's reference image. Shown (read-only) on presets, editable on custom poses.
Negative cues	A list of things to exclude from the render (for example, "no floating limbs").

Composition anatomy

The Composition panel on a pose's detail page breaks the pose down into exact body mechanics, grouped into five sections. Every field is editable on custom poses and read-only on presets.

Group	Field	Options
Shot	Camera height	eye-level, low, hip, high, overhead
Shot	Shot length	full-body, three-quarter, waist-up, cowboy, close-up
Body	Weight	centered, contrapposto-L, contrapposto-R, leaning-fwd, leaning-back, mid-motion
Body	Stance	narrow, neutral, wide, walking
Body	Hips	squared, 3Q-L, 3Q-R, profile-L, profile-R, back
Body	Shoulders	squared, 3Q-L, 3Q-R, profile-L, profile-R, back
Body	Spine	neutral, s-curve, arched, twisted
Head & gaze	Head	to-camera, away, down, up, over-shoulder
Head & gaze	Gaze	to-camera, off-camera, down, at-product
Head & gaze	Expression	neutral, soft-smile, laughing, focused, pensive
Limbs	Left arm / Right arm	relaxed, on-hip, raised, holding-product, in-pocket, behind-back, gesturing, crossed
Limbs	Left leg / Right leg	planted, popped, crossed, kicked-back, walking, seated
Product	Interaction	none, holding, wearing, applying, pointing-to, using, unboxing, presenting, mirror-tryon, flatlay
Product	Placement	camera-side, far-side, both-hands, on-body

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Hips and Shoulders share the same option list, but they're independent fields. You can twist the shoulders relative to the hips to build a more dynamic stance.

Compatibility fields ("Use it for")

Shown on every pose, editable only on custom poses. These describe when to reach for the pose, not how it renders:

Field	Description
Best for	Verticals the pose suits: apparel, beauty, accessories, lifestyle, fitness, food, home.
Avatars	Which avatar body type the pose expects: any, full-body, half-body.
Scenes	Scene kinds the pose works well in: studio, lifestyle, outdoor, editorial.
Avoid with	A free-text list of things this pose doesn't work with, such as a garment cut it conflicts with.

Presets vs. custom poses

	Preset	Custom pose
Badge on detail page	Preset	Custom
Identity section (Name, Category, Framing, Direction, Energy, Tags)	Hidden	Shown and editable
Prompt hint and Notes	Read-only, hidden if empty	Editable
Composition and "Use it for" fields	Read-only	Editable, every change saves immediately
Generate/Regenerate image	Not available	Available on the hero image
Delete	Not available	Available
Remix	Available — hands off to Blu chat with a pre-filled remix instruction; no new pose exists until the conversation produces one	Not applicable

Searching and sorting

Control	Options
Search	Matches name, category, framing, direction, prompt hint, or tags.
Sort	My poses first, Presets first, Recently updated, A → Z.

There's no filter option or view switcher on this page currently — every pose, preset and custom alike, shows in the same card grid, and values like Category, Framing, and Direction are only visible once you open a pose's detail page.

Use cases

Auditing what a pose actually locks down. Check the Composition table to see exactly which body mechanics (weight, stance, spine, limbs) a pose fixes before applying it to a shoot.
Deciding whether to remix or start fresh. Compare the Presets vs. custom poses table to confirm a preset can't be edited directly, only remixed into a copy.
Restricting a pose to the right avatar type. Check the Avatars compatibility field before applying a pose built for full-body avatars to a half-body character.
Finding poses for a single vertical. Check each pose's Best for field on its detail page, or search by category name, since there's no Category filter on the list page currently.
Avoiding a wardrobe mismatch. Check a pose's Avoid with field before pairing it with a garment or product the pose's stance doesn't suit.
Building a full set of camera angles. Use the Direction field's options (Front, 3Q-L, 3Q-R, Profile-L, Profile-R, Back) as a checklist when a shoot needs coverage from multiple angles.
Separating your team's poses from the built-in library. Sort by "My poses first" or "Presets first" to group them, since there's no separate Source filter on the list page currently.

Where to go next

Creating Custom Poses - generate, edit, remix, and delete poses step by step.
Generating Brand Assets with Blu - the chat mechanics behind creating and editing every brand asset, including poses.
Avatars Overview - the character library poses are rendered onto.

Poses Library Overview