Keep a character consistent across multiple images
Step 1 - Character sheet (write once, reuse unchanged): CHARACTER: [NAME], a [AGE/TYPE, e.g. "small fox mascot", "woman in her 60s"] with [FACE AND BODY: 3-5 fixed, specific features, e.g. "round amber eyes, white tip on the left ear only, short stocky build"], wearing [OUTFIT: fixed items and colours, e.g. "a mustard-yellow knitted scarf and a teal backpack"], drawn in [STYLE, e.g. "soft 2D children's book illustration, thick clean outlines, flat colours with light grain"]. Step 2 - Reference image: [CHARACTER SHEET], character turnaround: front view, side view and back view, neutral pose, plain light grey background, full body, even lighting. Step 3 - Scene template (one per image): [CHARACTER SHEET], [ACTION], in [SETTING], [TIME OF DAY AND LIGHT], [SHOT TYPE AND ANGLE]. Keep: same face, same markings, same outfit and colours, same art style. Avoid: [e.g. "different outfit, extra accessories, realistic fur, text"]. Aspect ratio: [RATIO] Tool settings (use what your tool supports): - Attach the Step 2 image as a character or style reference. - Reuse the same seed while testing to compare changes. - Keep the model version and style settings identical for the whole series.
Works with: Midjourney, FLUX, Stable Diffusion, GPT Image, Imagen