Front, Side, and Back Views
Arrange three full-body views on a plain background. Keep the pose and scale comparable so you can review the silhouette, hairstyle, and outfit from each angle.
AI Character Generator & Character Sheet Maker
Create a character image, then build the reference sheet behind your story. Browse templates and community showcases to explore front, side, and back views, expressions, and outfits. Remix an example with your own character, choose from DomoAI’s image models, and reuse the approved design across AI drama scenes and animated stories.
How to Create an AI Character Sheet
STEP 1
Choose a character sheet layout
Browse the templates and community examples, then pick the layout your project needs: a three-view turnaround, an expression grid, or an outfit sheet. Open Remix to start from the example’s reference and prompt.
STEP 2
Create your character and reference sheet
Start with your own character image or describe an original character from text. Choose a model in DomoAI’s Multi-Model Image Generator & Editor. Establish the main design first, then use it as a reference for the sheet. Specify the views, expressions, outfit, and details to retain across panels; only upload images you have permission to use.
STEP 3
Refine the design and reuse it across scenes
Compare faces, proportions, hairstyles, and clothing across the sheet. Correct mismatches before approving it. For AI Drama, reuse the approved character references in each shot and episode, while specifying the setting and action separately. Review every generated clip for visual drift.
Character Sheet Ideas
Character Expression Sheets
Explore a small set of expressions, such as neutral, happy, angry, surprised, and worried. Keep the head angle similar to make changes in the face easier to compare.
Outfit and Costume Variations
Compare everyday clothes, uniforms, armor, or alternate costumes for the same character. Use the GPT Image 2.5 to describe clothing changes while retaining the key facial and body features.
Recurring Cast for AI Drama
Create a separate reference sheet for each lead before generating dialogue scenes, confrontations, or cliffhangers. Define facial features, signature outfits, and distinguishing details so the cast has a shared visual baseline throughout the story.
Character References for Storyboards
Use an approved character design as a reference when creating new shot compositions. Keep identity and wardrobe references separate from instructions for the room, lighting, camera angle, and action.
Anime and Webtoon Character Sheets
Explore an original character’s silhouette, hairstyle, expressions, and costume before planning a story arc. Prepare a separate scene image for Image to Video, rather than animating the full multi-panel sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a character sheet?
A character sheet is a visual reference showing a character’s appearance across views, expressions, outfits, or detail panels. It gives you a common design to work from when planning illustrations, comics, game concepts, or animated scenes.
Can I generate a character image from text or use my own photo?
Yes. DomoAI’s image tools support both text-based image generation and editing from reference images. Describe an original character or start from a photo or design you have permission to use. Approve the main image before asking for additional views; the AI will infer details that are not visible in the reference.
Which image models can I use for a character sheet?
You can use GPT Image models, alongside other image models available in DomoAI. Choose a model that supports your reference-image workflow, describe the sheet layout, and refine the result. The sheet provides still-image references; use a video workflow afterward to create the dramatic scenes.
Will my character look identical in every view?
A shared reference helps, but it does not automatically guarantee identical faces, proportions, or clothing across views. Refine mismatched details, approve the sheet, and reuse the same references in later generations. Check each new scene rather than assuming the design will remain unchanged.
Why use a character sheet before making AI drama?
Story-driven videos revisit the same cast across close-ups, different camera angles, locations, and episodes. A character sheet establishes the face, proportions, hair, and wardrobe to preserve, reducing the need to describe the character from scratch in every prompt. It is a useful production foundation for continuity; each generated shot still needs review.
Can I use the sheet for a 3D model or animation?
You can use it as a visual reference for further work. It is a 2D image, not a rigged 3D model or an animation-ready asset. For video, prepare a single scene or pose from the design and review its composition before adding motion.