Now, anyone can simply register their own unique character and drawing style and quickly and easily express the scene they want. Ryan Rocket, a company specializing in creative support, has officially launched 'Genvas Lite', a character visualization service for creators and the general public.
Born from Ryan Rocket’s vision of “giving courage to more stories to come out into the world,” ‘Genverse Light’ was designed so that everyone can enjoy the joy of creation, rather than considering creation as the exclusive domain of certain experts or talented people. The core goal of the service is to respect the inherent value of creation and provide opportunities for anyone to become a creator.
'Genverse Light' operates in a way that is clearly differentiated from existing AI-based services. Rather than learning images without permission or generating images randomly, it learns the character and drawing style registered by the creator, and when the desired pose and scene are specified, it creates the result in that exact pose. This allows the creator to express their unique style and individuality while perfectly preserving them.
Registered characters are basically protected as private and will never be leaked to the outside without the explicit consent of the user. Only users who have set their characters to public can share their characters with others, thus thoroughly protecting privacy and the rights of creators. This allows creators to freely and safely tell their own stories.
'Genverse Light' does not forget to consider not only creators who have already prepared their characters, but also users who have not yet prepared their characters. It provides 10 attractive characters as standard, helping anyone to quickly and easily start creating. In particular, through UI/UX design that understands the user's creative process, it allows for quick and intuitive visual selection of the desired pose without difficult prompt input.
Even before its launch, Ryan Rocket has been communicating closely with various creators to understand the difficulties of the creative field and reflect them in its services. Through collaboration with numerous creators, it has deeply empathized with the realistic difficulties of the creative process and has continuously improved the completeness of its services so that anyone can enjoy the joy of creation.
Jeong Seung-hwan, CEO of Ryan Rocket, said, “Genverse Lite is meaningful in that it presents a new vision for the future of K-content creation by not only allowing users to train their own characters in the most convenient and safe way in the world, but also providing the fun of creation that they have never experienced before in the process.”
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