BODY · FACE · PHOTO SET
Character Creator
Build one consistent person: a body and a face — then as many photos of them as you like, ready for LoRA training.
- STEP 01
Body
Start from a ready-made clay figure (free) or describe a build. Shape hips, shoulders, legs and more with a click or in your own words — front, side and back.
- STEP 02
Face
Pick a portrait you made in the Face Creator. The missing angles — three-quarter and profile — are added automatically.
- STEP 03
Photo set
Choose places, outfits, light, expressions and poses — one photo or forty. Keep the ones you like and download them as a captioned ZIP, ready for LoRA training.
WHAT YOU GET
- One person who stays the same — face and body — in every photo.
- Photos in the settings you choose: places, outfits, light, expressions and poses.
- A ready LoRA training set: a ZIP with every photo and a caption file using your trigger word — for Z-Image, Flux, SDXL and other trainers.
- No photos of a real person needed — your character is designed from scratch.
MADE FOR
- AI influencer and character creators
- LoRA trainers who need a clean, varied dataset
- Stories, comics and games that need the same character again and again
- Brands that want a consistent virtual model
WHAT IT COSTS
New accounts start with 6 free credits. Ready-made clay figures are free; a new clay body image costs 3 credits, a face render or a missing face angle 6, and each photo in a set 8. Plans start at $19 a month for 720 credits.
See plans →QUESTIONS
- Is it really the same person in every photo?
- That is what the Character Creator is built for: every photo is made from the same body views and face angles, so face and figure stay consistent across scenes, outfits and poses. Photos you don't like simply stay out of your set.
- Can I train a LoRA with the photos?
- Yes. You download a ZIP with the photos and one caption file per photo that starts with your trigger word — the format trainers for Z-Image, Flux or SDXL expect.
- Do I need photos of a real person?
- No. You design the face in the Face Creator and the body here — the character doesn't have to exist.
- What does it cost?
- Sculpting faces and taking a ready-made clay figure are free. Renders cost credits: 6 for a face or a missing face angle, 3 for a clay body image, 8 for each photo in a set. New accounts get 6 free credits; plans start at $19 a month.
No face yet? Create one in the Face Creator — free →