Character Brief
A character sheet fits in ten lines. Fill in what matters, the sheet builds itself on the right as you go: this is the text we re-inject into each box so your character stays the same from one image to the next.
Paste this sheet into your character's description field: it will be re-injected into each generated frame.
What makes a character consistent across frames
- Describe what is visible, not what is thought. 'Wary' cannot be drawn; 'side-eye, hunched shoulders' can.
- Two or three distinguishing marks are enough, but they must reappear in every frame: this is what makes the character recognizable.
- Fix the outfit. A character changing clothes between frames breaks the flow, even if the face is correct.
The next step is in the editor
In the editor, bubbles are vector-based and editable, text never overflows, and you can export in multi-page PDF.
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