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Character Consistency Image Prompt
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Character Consistency Image Prompt

This prompt makes Your character Consistent

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Create a professional multi-angle character reference sheet using the uploaded character image as the ONLY and PRIMARY identity reference.

IDENTITY & FACE LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY:
The uploaded character image defines the character’s exact identity. Reproduce the SAME FACE with maximum possible fidelity across every view.

Preserve the exact:
- Facial structure and bone structure
- Face shape
- Forehead
- Hairline
- Eyebrow shape, thickness, and position
- Eye shape, size, spacing, and position
- Eyelids and eye direction
- Nose shape, bridge, width, and tip
- Cheek structure
- Jawline
- Chin shape and proportions
- Lip shape, size, and position
- Ears
- Skin tone and natural facial details
- Facial hair, if present
- Hairstyle, hairline, length, texture, and color
- Age and apparent age

FACIAL IDENTITY RULE:
Every generated angle must depict the SAME PERSON/CHARACTER from the uploaded reference. Treat the uploaded face as an identity reference, NOT as a general inspiration.

Do NOT create a new face.
Do NOT reinterpret the face.
Do NOT beautify the face.
Do NOT make the face more attractive.
Do NOT change facial proportions.
Do NOT make the eyes larger or smaller.
Do NOT change the nose, lips, jaw, chin, cheeks, or eyebrows.
Do NOT change the hairstyle or hairline.
Do NOT alter the character's age.
Do NOT introduce a different person in any angle.

MULTI-ANGLE CHARACTER SHEET:
Generate the exact same character in these views:

1. Full-body Front View
2. Full-body 3/4 Front View
3. Full-body Left Profile
4. Full-body Right Profile
5. Full-body Back View
6. Full-body 3/4 Back View

For the front and 3/4 views, facial identity must remain extremely close to the uploaded reference.

For side and back views, maintain the same recognizable head shape, hairstyle, hairline, ears, neck proportions, and overall identity.

CHARACTER CONSISTENCY:
Keep identical clothing, accessories, colors, body proportions, physique, skin tone, hairstyle, and design details in every view.

BODY:
Maintain the exact body type, height-to-width proportions, age, physique, shoulder width, limb proportions, and overall silhouette of the reference character.

POSE:
Use neutral standing poses with relaxed arms and natural posture. Keep the character's proportions consistent between all views.

CAMERA:
Professional character turnaround/reference-sheet photography.
Eye-level camera.
Consistent camera distance and focal length.
Minimal perspective distortion.
Full body visible from head to toe.

LAYOUT:
One single professional character reference sheet.
Clean grid layout.
Even spacing.
Each angle clearly separated.
Consistent character scale across all views.

BACKGROUND:
Pure white studio background OR fully transparent background.
No environment.
No props.
No scenery.
No decorative elements.
No unnecessary shadows.

LIGHTING:
Soft, neutral, consistent studio lighting across every view. Lighting must not modify or obscure facial features.

QUALITY:
Ultra-detailed, sharp facial features, accurate anatomy, clean edges, production-ready character reference sheet.

FINAL PRIORITY:
IDENTITY ACCURACY > FACE ACCURACY > CHARACTER CONSISTENCY > CLOTHING ACCURACY > MULTI-ANGLE PRESENTATION > VISUAL STYLE.

The uploaded reference image is the definitive source of truth for the character's identity. When uncertain, reproduce the uploaded character rather than inventing or modifying features.