Turn the character you imagine into an AI character sheet that explores their face, outfit and silhouette from different views. Generate a sheet from text or an image in Toonkit and refine the design by comparing the views you need. Use the finished sheet as a reference for future scenes, giving your storyboard and animation a clear visual starting point.
Define the silhouette, colors, outfit and recognizable features. Bring the face, hairstyle and clothing details together as a reference for later work. Starting from text or an image lets you develop an original character into production material.
Prepare the angles and expressions your upcoming scenes need. Comparing front and side views gives you more information to reference in a new shot. Review colors and clothing across the generated sheet before selecting it for use.
Keep approved images ready for new shots and episodes. Save your chosen character as an asset and reuse it as a reference for images or videos. Check each model’s accepted inputs when moving from the sheet to scene production.
Describe the character or upload your drawing. Choose a clear first image as the basis for hair, face and outfit. Choose text generation, image-based generation or an existing sheet upload to match your starting material. Review the sheet models and options shown in Toonkit before generating.
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Generate views and poses from the reference. Compare proportions and accessories, and correct differences before adding them to the sheet. Check the side-view hairstyle and back of the outfit alongside the front-facing portrait. Prepare an additional reference if an important viewpoint is missing.
Add recurring emotions, gestures and accessories. Describe each variation explicitly instead of redesigning the whole character each time. When changing expression or pose, compare identifying details such as the eyes, hair and clothing colors. Review the generated images before selecting references for video production.
Save approved images in your assets. Use the sheet or individual views as references according to the model’s supported inputs. Use the sheet to prepare storyboard images and as reference input for supported video models. Review each new shot because lighting and camera angle can still change the appearance.
Write down visual details or upload a starting image. Define the appearance, clothing and viewpoints you need, and select a reference image if available. If you start with text, describe the character’s distinguishing features clearly.
Request useful views, poses and expressions, then select consistent images. Choose text- or image-based generation to match your material. Check the displayed sheet options and credit cost, then compare faces and outfits across the result.
Keep approved images for your next projects. Organize the selected character as an asset for later image and video work. Compare new shots against it and add references when a scene needs more visual information.
Create the first reference and the views your story needs.
