Gaming & interactive · Pruna performance models

★ Key art, cinematics and presenters at volume, from a brief

Every hero. Every market. Every week.

Studios and publishers live on creative volume, key art, store pages, ads, trailers, in-game announcements, localized cuts, and every reshoot or re-render burns a week. From a single brief or one character render, Pruna generates key art, swaps backgrounds and outfits on existing renders, lets players zoom to 128 MP, turns character art into a talking presenter, animates key art with a reusable motion template, and recasts a cinematic with a different hero. Seconds per asset, no shoot, no re-render. Six use cases across the Pruna model suite, grounded in Pruna’s Gaming Partner Kit.

6Pruna models used

6Use cases shown

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• Built for the whole games industry

One engine, every title.

Studios & publishersKey art, store pages and trailers without a reshoot per variant.

Live-service & mobileIn-game announcements and event creative on a weekly cadence.

UA & marketing agenciesHigh-volume ad variants and localized creative at scale.

Esports & communityMascots and hosts that present clips and community content.

Asset marketplacesClean, consistent, zoomable renders across a catalog.

Localization teamsOne face, one cinematic, presented in every language and market.

P-Image · Use case 1

01 Generate key art at volume

From a brief to key art, in seconds.

New characters, mascots, promo heroes and marketing visuals usually mean a concept queue and long render times. Pruna P‑Image turns a text brief into finished key art, any genre, any style, from chibi mascots to photoreal warriors, ready for store pages, ads and event creative. Twelve heroes from twelve briefs; click any to enlarge.

Generated with Pruna P-Image from text briefs; a single model spans mascots, stylised and photoreal heroes for store pages, ads and event creative.

P-Image-Edit · Use case 2

02 Edit key art at volume

New scene, new skin. Same hero.

One render has to serve a dozen placements, different environments for regional stores, different outfits for events and seasons. Pruna P‑Image‑Edit swaps the background or restyles a character’s outfit on an existing render, keeping the character identity intact. Source and edit, always side by side, click either image to enlarge.

Swap the backgroundPartner Kitsame mascot → new environment · P-Image-Edit

Restyle the outfitPartner Kitbase skin → event costume · P-Image-Edit

Edited with Pruna P-Image-Edit on existing renders; the character’s identity and design are preserved while background or outfit changes for stores, ads and events.

P-Image-Upscale · Use case 3

03 Zoom into the key art

Zoom in to 128 MP.

Store heroes, wallpapers and print need to survive a full-screen zoom, the armour engraving, the embers, the character’s face. Pruna P‑Image‑Upscale reconstructs a soft crop of a render up to 128 MP, so detail holds up at any size. The same crop, soft vs upscaled, always side by side, click either to enlarge.

Armour engravingPartner Kitsoft crop → crisp metal detail · P-Image-Upscale

Upscaled with Pruna P-Image-Upscale from a key-art render; each pair shows the same crop before and after, with fine detail reconstructed up to 128 MP.

P-Video-Avatar · Use case 4

04 Speaking presenters from character art

Your mascot, talking.

In-game announcements, trailers and community clips need a face and a voice, usually VO sessions and animation time. Pruna P‑Video‑Avatar turns a single character-art portrait plus a script into a lip-synced, multilingual talking presenter. Here, a game mascot delivers an announcement and a creator does a UGC-style shout-out, each from one still. Click to enlarge.

Mascot delivers an in-game announcement · from one portrait + script

Creator UGC shout-out with the mascot · from one portrait + script

From one portrait: character art or a creator still becomes a presenter in seconds.
Script or audio: feed a written script or a voice track; the lips follow.
Multilingual: the same mascot can announce in every market’s language.

P-Video-Animate · Use case 5

05 Animate key art with reference motion

Static render, brought to life.

A moving hero out-performs a static one on every store and social surface. Pruna P‑Video‑Animate takes a reusable motion template and a character render, and makes the render perform that motion, a gesture, an action beat, a camera move, keeping the character’s design and background. Motion template plus one reference render → the animated result. Click any to enlarge.

Motion template · the reference performance

Reference render · the character to animate

Animated result · design & background kept

One motion, many heroes: reuse a winning motion template across a whole roster of renders.
Design preserved: appearance comes from the image; timing and camera from the template.
Cents per second. $0.03–$0.06 per second of 720p–1080p output.

P-Video-Replace · Use case 6

06 Personalized cinematics

One cutscene, every hero.

Personalized trailers and cutscenes, the player’s avatar, a different skin, an alternate hero, normally mean re-rendering the shot each time. Pruna P‑Video‑Replace takes a source clip and a reference character and recasts the on-screen performer, preserving the original motion, camera, lighting and background. Source footage plus one reference image → the recast result. Click any to enlarge.

Source cutscene · the original footage

Reference character · the hero to insert

Recast result · motion & scene kept, hero swapped

Motion preserved: p-Video-Replace keeps camera, timing, lighting and background; only the hero changes.
Any hero: player avatars, alternate skins or seasonal characters in one call.
No re-render: personalize a shot without rebuilding the scene.

A brief in. A whole campaign out.

Generate, edit, upscale, present, animate and recast, the same Pruna engines run across an entire roster, for any studio, publisher or agency. Everything on this page is grounded in Pruna’s Gaming Partner Kit.

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