AI character generator

Make a character once. Put them in every scene.

Describe a character or upload references. Get a turnaround sheet, then render the same character in new scenes and short clips. Anime, 3D, comic, realistic, cartoon, chibi, pixel and painterly.

Make a character See the styles

30 free credits on sign-up · no card needed

Nova · Anime

sheet

Nova: Standing on a rooftop ledge at dawn, city skyline behind her, wind in her hair, parcel bag slung across her chest

clip · 9:16

“Eating noodles at a neon-lit night-market stall, steam rising, chopsticks mid-air, grinning”

scene prompt · 1:1

Styles

Eight looks, one character.

Pick a style when you make the character. Switch it later and render a new scene to see the same design in a different language.

Anime

Clean cel shading, expressive eyes, crisp line art.

Bolt, 3D style: On a cluttered workshop bench holding a tiny screwdriver, lens-eye focused, warm lamp light

3D animated

Soft, rounded forms with film-grade lighting.

Comic

Inked lines, hard shadows, a little halftone.

Realistic

Photographic skin, fabric and light.

Cartoon

Bold 2D shapes, flat color, thick outlines.

Chibi

Big head, tiny body, maximum charm.

Pixel art

Chunky pixels and a limited palette.

Painterly

Visible brushwork and rich digital paint.

Consistency

Same character. New scene.

Nova's references ride along with every render. Type the scene, not the character.

Nova: Racing a courier bike down a wet street at speed, motion lines, windbreaker flapping, low camera angle — “Racing a courier bike down a wet street at speed, motion lines, windbreaker flapping, low camera angle”

Nova: Leaning on the glass wall of an elevator, checking a wristband map, soft interior light, relaxed — “Leaning on the glass wall of an elevator, checking a wristband map, soft interior light, relaxed”

How it works

Four steps from idea to clip.

01
Describe or upload
Write what the character looks like, or drop in 1–10 reference images you already have.
02
Get the sheet
Describe mode draws a turnaround sheet: front, side and back on one canvas. It becomes the first reference.
03
Render scenes
Type a scene, pick a shape and a tier. Edit with a sentence, upscale to print, pin keepers as references.
04
Make clips
Animate a finished image or write a scene. 3–10 seconds, 360p to 4K, played inline when ready.

Clips

Short clips of the same character.

Animate any finished image with a line of motion, or write the scene and let the opening image be drawn first.

Nova · “She turns toward the camera on the rooftop and grins, hair moving in the wind, the parcel bag swinging slightly”

Bolt · “Its lens-eye blinks and its head tilts curiously as it lifts one gripper and waves a small wrench”

Vera · “She lowers the binoculars, turns, and narrows her eyes at the camera while rain streaks past”

Marcus · “He looks up from his coffee, laughs softly and nods at the camera, morning light on his face”

Use cases

What people make.

AI character creator

Create an AI character from a description or reference images, get a turnaround sheet, then render the same character in new scenes and clips. Eight styles.

Consistent characters

Keep the same character across dozens of images and clips. References are attached to every render so the face, outfit and proportions stay consistent.

Character design

Turn a written brief into a character design with a turnaround sheet, then iterate with edits and new scenes. Anime, 3D, comic, realistic, cartoon and more.

Original characters

Generate an original character (OC) from your own description, get a reference sheet, and render it in any scene. Your design, your references, your ownership.

Cartoon characters

Make a cartoon character with thick outlines and flat colour, then render it across scenes and short clips while the design stays fixed.

3D characters

Generate a 3D animated character from a description or references, with soft film lighting and rounded forms, then render scenes and clips of the same character.

Game characters

Generate game characters as concept art, turnaround sheets or pixel art, then keep the design consistent across portraits, idle poses and promo shots.

Turnaround sheets

Generate a character turnaround sheet with front, side and back views from a text description. The sheet becomes the reference for every later render.

Mascots

Make a brand mascot from a description, keep it consistent across social posts, product pages and short clips, and export at print size.

Chibi characters

Make a chibi version of any character: oversized head, tiny body, maximum charm. Keep it consistent for stickers, icons, emotes and short clips.

Comic characters

Create a comic-book character with inked lines and bold shadows, keep it consistent across panels, and render covers, pin-ups and short motion clips.

VTuber avatars

Design a VTuber-style avatar from a description, lock the look with references, and render expressions, outfits, overlays and short clips of the same character.

Character clips

Generate short animated clips of a consistent character: animate a finished image or write a scene. 3–10 seconds, 360p to 4K, priced per second.

Storybook characters

Create a children's-book character and keep it consistent across every illustration: painterly, cartoon or 3D styles, page-by-page scenes, print-size upscales.

Pricing

Credits, not seats.

A Clean image is 22 credits. A second of 720p clip is 27. Start with 30 free.

Sketch

$9.99/mo

1,200 credits a month

Studio

$29.99/mo

4,000 credits a month

Ink Pack

$4.99

300 credits, never expire

Vault Pack

$9.99

1,000 credits, never expire

Full pricing and the credit table

FAQ

Questions people ask.

What is an AI character generator?

A tool that builds a reusable character, with references, so later images and clips keep the same face, outfit and proportions. You describe the character or upload references, get a turnaround sheet, then render scenes and clips of that same character.

Do I need to upload anything?

No. Describe mode draws a turnaround sheet from text. If you already have art or photos of the character, upload mode uses one to ten of them as references instead.

Which styles are available?

Realistic, anime, 3D animated, cartoon, comic, chibi, pixel art and painterly. The style is a label on the character, so you can try another one on a later scene.

How are credits spent?

A sheet or image costs 5 credits at Rough, 22 at Clean and 80 at Detailed. Edits are 6 / 25 / 85. Clips are priced per second: 8 at 360p, 27 at 720p, 40 at 1080p, 80 at 4K. Credits are only returned when a request is stopped before it reaches the model.

Who owns the characters I make?

You own it. The output you create at your direction is yours to use under the terms of service. Copyright law varies by country, so consult a lawyer for your situation. Read the terms

How long do renders take?

Sheets and images usually finish in under a minute. Clips take a few minutes; the studio checks for the finished clip and plays it inline when it is ready.

Can I delete a character?

Yes, from the studio. Deleting a character removes all of its images, clips and references.

Your character is one paragraph away.

Describe them, pick a style, and the sheet is drawn in about a minute.

Make a character

Make a character once. Put them in every scene.

Eight looks, one character.

Same character. New scene.

Four steps from idea to clip.

Describe or upload

Get the sheet

Render scenes

Make clips

Short clips of the same character.

What people make.

Credits, not seats.

Questions people ask.

Your character is one paragraph away.