19/08/2026
Have you ever created a character you absolutely lovedβ¦ then generated the next scene and suddenly she looks like a completely different person?π©π
That happens because you didn't give AI enough character information and consistency instructions.
HERE'S WHAT TO INCLUDE:
1. AGE & IDENTITY
Don't just say:
β *βA woman.β*
Try:
β
*βA 35-year-old African womanβ¦β*
2. FACIAL FEATURES
Describe the features that make your character recognizable:
* Face shape
* Skin tone
* Eyes
* Nose
* Lips
* Eyebrows
* Hairstyle
**The more important the feature is to your story, the more clearly you should describe it.**
3. BODY & APPEARANCE
Include relevant details such as:
* Body type
* Height
* Hair
* Clothing
* Shoes
* Accessories
For example:
*βMedium-height African woman with a curvy build, shoulder-length straight black bob hairstyle, wearing a fitted burgundy blazer and matching pencil skirt.β*
4. PERSONALITY & EMOTION
This is often forgotten.
Is she:
π‘ Confident?
π’ Emotional?
π¨ Fearful?
π Bold?
π€ Suspicious?
β€οΈ Gentle?
And remember: **personality is different from the emotion in a particular scene.**
A confident woman can still look frightened when something unexpected happens.
5. CREATE A CHARACTER REFERENCE
Once you have your ideal character, save the image.
Use it as your **character reference** whenever your AI tool supports image references.
This can help maintain:
Face + hairstyle + skin tone + body features + overall appearance**
across multiple scenes.
What is the biggest problem you have when creating AI characters?
**A. Face changes**
**B. Hair changes**
**C. Clothes change**
**D. Body changes**
**E. Everything changes π**
Drop your answer below. ππ½
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