AI Character Design Prompts
One hundred and thirty-nine character prompts — original-character concepts, full character sheets, plush and collectible figures, character signatures and crossover scenes with real-world backdrops. Every prompt is a working recipe: it names the model, the reference to attach, the framing, and the [variables] that turn a template into your character.
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Real Person to 3D Cartoon Conversion
This is a stylized [celebrity] 3D cartoon portrait with a large head, rich facial expressions, and an exaggerated, humorous style. The image adopts a smooth and refined rendering style, with clean ...
Create Your Own GTA Character
Act as a creative director at Rockstar Games. Create a fictional GTA VI character sheet in the exact same style as the official GTA VI promotional images. The layout must be: A horizontal charact...
A Realistic Full-Body Portrait
A lifelike full-body portrait of [artist], in their signature style, next to a large vertical smartphone displaying the Spotify interface on its screen. The music on the phone screen...
Hyper-detailed box-shaped papercraft toy
1×1 sized square, hyper-detailed rendered [Character Name] box-style papercraft version. Made from folded and cut matte cardstock, featuring visible paper texture, sharp edges, and neat...
Stylized 3D Character Comics
Based on the uploaded image, create a stylized 3D character comic with rich facial expressions and an exaggerated, lively style. The rendering should be smooth and refined, with clean materials and...
Cinematic Character Rendering
[Character + Location] full-body shot, [he/she] surrounded by a powerful aura of energy, [visual effect], [action or movement] in a dynamic pose. Realistic photography, cinematic lighting, and ultr...
Polaroid photo telling a story
1080x1080 pixel cork board layout, telling the story of the movie [MOVIE]. At the top of the board, pin a paper label, on which the movie title is written in large handwritten font...
Creating an Image for Character Design Expression Style Guide
Create an image of a character design expression style guide, aspect ratio 16:9
Vinyl Toys
[Theme] comic style manga illustration, featuring an oversized head and expressive eyes, presented in a hyper-realistic vinyl toy aesthetic. The character has exaggerated proportions, smooth textur...
Paper toy version
Ultra-detailed rendered [Character Name] paper toy version, box-shaped (paper toy), made of matte folded cardboard with visible paper texture, clean edges, neatly folded. Head and body are...
Commercial Advertising Shoot Set
【Coca-Cola】Commercial shooting location. In the background stands a huge 【Coca-Cola Red】 backdrop, filled with festive atmosphere. In the center of the set, the director is earnestly instructing 【...
A Playful and Stylish Portrait Collage
Based on the uploaded photo, restore the character's appearance, accurately preserving hairstyle, facial details, and expression. Present a bright, fresh, and vibrant fashion portrait in the form o...
Playful Modern App Icon Design
A playful modern app icon design: a cute coffee cup image with winking eyes and a smiling mouth, topped with orange-red flame-like "hair," using minimalist flat vector...
Modern animation concept art style
Modern animation concept art style. Combines solid character forms with Ghibli-esque aesthetic tones. Soft digital pencil lines with varying thickness. Semi-transparent digital watercolor layering,...
Puzzle Toy Character
Theme: Reimagine the Chibi-style [Character Name] as a puzzle toy character, featuring an ultra-cute proportion with an oversized head and a small, stubby body. Materials: Body and...
A Vertical Fashion Poster
Using the uploaded photo as the sole character reference, generate a vertical clothing poster. 【Layout Mandatory Rules】 - There must be exactly 6 cards, 2 rows × 3 columns (horizontal ...
Winter Solstice poster
A cozy 3D C4D Octane rendered scene, featuring a wool needle-felt style without black outlines, with the soft-edged aesthetic of blind box toys. Four pastel-colored ones of varying sizes (thin...
Create Your Own 3D Comic
This is my highly stylized 3D comic avatar, with vivid facial features and playful exaggerated strokes. The rendering style is smooth and elegant, with clean materials and soft ambient lighting. Th...
Generate Cinematic Atmosphere Images
Film still image, with [background/environment], dynamic angle, [lighting effect or illumination condition], motion blur, high-resolution photography, cinematic scene, film lighting, and high contr...
Cinematic Lens Shot
Film shot [detailed character description], shot from [camera angle], [lighting type], [color scheme], close-up shot, 35mm film grain, wide-angle lens, f2.0 shallow depth of field, shallow depth of...
Beach Portrait Photography
{ "prompt_title": "Seaside Crochet Fashion Portrait at Sunset", "model_type": "Hyper-realistic Photo", "style": ... }
City Refrigerator Magnets
A clear, directly top-down photograph of shanghai landmarks as ...
Lego-style mini 3D figurines
Create a highly detailed LEGO-style [Name] mini 3D figurine, preserving its iconic colors and features. Use soft diffused lighting and realistic materials. Place the figurine against a neutral ligh...
Person Sitting on Bed Edge with Hands Spreading a Stack of Banknotes
{ "subject": "Refer to uploaded image - Keep exactly the same as the uploaded image. A person sits on the edge of the bed, hands spreading out a stack of banknotes, head tilted back, exaggerated ex...
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Frequently asked questions
How do I generate a character sheet with front, side and back views?
Use a sheet prompt that names the layout explicitly — "three views, front / side / back, same character, neutral background, T-pose" — and keep the character description block identical across runs. Wide aspect ratio, one generation per sheet, then inspect proportions before accepting. Attaching one clean reference of the face keeps the three views on-model.
Which model should I use for character work?
For a hero portrait or a final concept frame, Nano Banana Pro holds faces, fabrics and small props at the highest fidelity. For exploring variants fast, Nano Banana 2 iterates quickly at lower cost. When the sheet carries labels or annotations, GPT Image 2 renders the type cleanly. Every prompt here names the model it was written for.
Can I turn a real person's photo into a character?
Yes — the image-to-character prompts are marked image-edit: attach the photo, keep the face-structure wording, and restyle the world around it. Use photos you have the rights to, and for public figures stay inside parody, caricature and clearly fictional framing, which is both the ethical and the platform-safe line.
How do I make the same character do different things?
Lock the identity, unlock the scene. Keep the character description paragraph word-for-word fixed — hair, outfit, palette, distinguishing marks — and rewrite only the action and setting. Attach the same approved reference each run. That combination, fixed words plus fixed image, is what makes a character recognisable across a whole set.