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Character sheets: front, side, back and close-ups on one page

Upload a few screenshots of a character, or describe one in a sentence, and get a model sheet with labelled turnaround views and close-ups. Use the sheet as a reference later so every scene keeps the same face and outfit.

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Reference images used (3 of up to 16)

  1. Reference image 1: Mira, an original anime character generated on this sitePicture 1
  2. Reference image 2: Mira, an original anime character generated on this sitePicture 2
  3. Reference image 3: Mira, an original anime character generated on this sitePicture 3

Character sheet, 16:9, up to 4K (5472 × 3072)

A character model sheet with front, side and back views and close-ups, generated with MiniMax H3 Image
Generated on this site with MiniMax H3 Image from the three references on the left · 1K (1360 × 768) · one slip: the messenger bag from the references is missing.

  • Keeps the character from your references

    Name what must not change: face, eye colour, hair, accessories and every part of the outfit. Pose, scale and lighting are free to change.

  • A layout you describe in words

    Ask for a title, labels, three views at the same scale and close-up panels. Text in quotes appears on the sheet.

  • Neutral light now, any mood later

    Draw the sheet in even daylight on white. Testers report the sheet's lighting doesn't carry into later images, so you can prompt any light or film look in the scenes.

  • Ready for short dramas and comics

    Get turnaround views, expression variants and props on one 4K sheet before production starts, then keep using it as the character's reference.

Template · from your reference images

<Picture 1> to <Picture 3> show the same character; <Picture 1> shows the full figure from head to feet. Create a new 16:9 character model sheet of this character on a clean white background, in the drawing style of the references. Keep the face, eye colour, hair, accessories and every part of the outfit exactly as in the references; change only the pose, scale and lighting. Use even, neutral daylight with no shadows or colour cast from the reference scenes. Top left: the title "MIRA" with the subtitle "Character Sheet" beneath it. Left two-thirds: three full-body views at the same scale in a relaxed standing pose, labelled "Front", "Side" and "Back"; the side view is a true left profile and the back view shows no face. Right third: two stacked panels. The upper panel, labelled "Face Close-up", shows her head and shoulders from the front. The lower panel, labelled "Eye Close-up", is an extreme close-up of just one of her amber eyes with its eyelashes and eyebrow, filling the whole panel; no face outline, body, clothing or shoes appear in that panel.

Template · from one description

A 16:9 character design sheet for the lead of a short drama: a 28-year-old woman detective with a short black bob, a camel trench coat and a silver wristwatch. White background. Left: front, side and back full-body views labelled "Front", "Side", "Back". Top right: six facial expressions in a grid, labelled "Calm", "Smile", "Angry", "Surprised", "Sad", "Determined". Bottom right: her everyday props laid out and labelled — notebook, badge, phone, umbrella. Clean concept art, consistent design across every view.

How to write a character-sheet prompt

  1. 1

    Say which reference shows the full body from head to feet, so the model gets the proportions right.

  2. 2

    List exactly what must stay the same, and say that only pose, scale and lighting may change.

  3. 3

    Describe each view precisely: "a true left profile", "the back view shows no face". Put every label in double quotes.

What early testers found

  • Built a character sheet from four screenshots and compared it with GPT Image 2.5: a few small mistakes, easy to fix.

    @tazmannner

  • Generated a short-drama character card with turnaround views, expressions and props from a single prompt at 4K.

    @gkxspace

  • Found the sheet's lighting didn't affect later outputs; any lighting or film style could still be prompted.

    @theNdroidz

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