AI Character Generator
Create a character once, then bring it into any image or video. Start from a front-facing photo or describe the look in words, and mention the character with @name in your prompt to keep it consistent.
- Start from a photo or a description
- Mention a character with @name
- Use in image and video studios
- Saved to your library
How to create a character
A character is a reference you build once and then call on whenever a project needs the same person.
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Start from a photo or a description
Upload a front-facing photo or pick one from your assets, or describe the character in words and let the tool generate a set of consistent looks to choose from.
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Name it and add details
Give the character a name, add optional reference angles, and write a short background story covering personality, world or signature clothing, saved with the character.
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Use it in your prompts
Type @ followed by the name in an image or video prompt, or open the character in a studio with its images prefilled, and supported models keep the same character in every new scene.
What a saved character gives you
Photo or description
Build a character from a front-facing photo, or generate one from a written description and choose from a set of options that share the same look.
Several reference images
A character can hold a main image plus extra reference angles, up to four images in total, which gives models more to work from when the pose or the angle changes.
Mention it anywhere
Mention a character with @name in image and video prompts. The character's images are attached for you, so you do not upload them again for every project.
A background story
Write down personality, setting and signature clothing, and keep it with the character as a reference for yourself and for anyone working on the same project.
What people build with a character
Brand mascots and presenters
Give an account a recognisable face that appears in every post and video, without a shoot.
Story and comic projects
Keep a protagonist looking the same across panels, scenes and episodes.
Game and concept art
Explore a cast of characters and keep the versions you want to develop further.
Video series
Carry a presenter or a lead through a run of short videos so viewers recognise them.
Avatars and profile art
Create a distinctive avatar to use across your channels.
Why consistency is the hard part of character work
Generating one good image of a person is easy. Generating the same person twice is the real problem. Ask a model for a woman with short red hair and a green jacket ten times and you get ten different women. For a single post that does not matter; for a series, a mascot or a story, it breaks the whole idea, because the audience is looking for a recognisable face.
A saved character solves that by turning the person into a reference rather than a description. Instead of re-describing the look every time and hoping for a match, you mention the saved character and the tool works from its images. The result still varies with pose, lighting and angle, which is natural, but the identity holds from one image or clip to the next.
Start with a clear reference. A character built from a clean, well-lit, front-facing image gives every later use a strong anchor. Busy backgrounds, heavy filters or an unusual angle make a weaker anchor, and the weakness shows up as drift later. It is worth spending a few extra generations at the start to get a good one, and adding a couple of reference angles helps further.
Think about what has to stay fixed and what can change. Face, hair and distinctive features are the identity; outfit, setting and expression are what you vary. Writing that down in the background story before you begin keeps a series coherent, especially when several people are making content for the same account.
AI character generator FAQ
What is a character?
A saved reference for a person or figure: a name, up to four images and a short background story. Mention it with @name in a prompt and supported models keep it consistent across shots.
Can I create one from a photo?
Yes. Upload a clear, front-facing photo or choose one from your assets, add optional reference angles, give it a name and save it. The character is then ready to mention in any prompt.
Can I describe a character instead of uploading a photo?
Yes. Write the look in words and the tool generates a set of consistent options to choose from. Pick the one you like and save it as your character.
Will the character look identical every time?
The identity stays recognisable, while pose, lighting and angle naturally vary from one image to the next. A clean reference with a few extra angles gives the strongest consistency.
Where can I use a saved character?
In the image and video studios. Mention it with @name in the prompt, or open it from the Character page with its images already filled in as references.
Where to go next
Make a character you can bring back
A saved character you can mention in any prompt, and everything you make kept in your library.