Make a character reference sheet from a description
- Type
- Image preset
- Runs on
- Nano Banana 2
- Input
- Text, plus images to edit or follow
- Output
- Image (JPEG, PNG)
- Options
- Speed: Fast, Slow · up to 4 per run · 12 aspect ratios · Resolution: 1K, 2K, 4K
- Price
- From 100 credits
- Plan
- All plans, including Free
Design a character once and see it from every side. Describe who they are, and this app lays them out as a reference sheet: a front, side and back turnaround, a row of facial expressions and three poses, on a plain background. It runs on Nano Banana 2 and works in any style you name.
How to make a character sheet
- Describe the character: who they are, what they wear and the art style.
- Attach a sketch or image (optional) if you already have a design to follow.
- Pick a shape. 1:1 is the default; a wide ratio such as 16:9 or 3:2 gives the turnaround, expressions and poses more room side by side.
- Choose resolution and count: 1K, 2K or 4K, and 1 to 4 images per run.
- Generate and pick the sheet that matches your idea best.
What to write
The app already asks for the turnaround, expressions and poses, so spend your words on the character itself: body type, face, hair, clothing, props, colors and style. Some examples:
- "A young sky courier in a patched leather jacket and aviator goggles, short red hair, satchel of letters, flat cel-shaded anime style"
- "A retired knight turned baker, broad shoulders, flour-dusted apron over chainmail, warm storybook watercolor style"
- "A small round forest spirit made of moss and pebbles, with leaf ears and glowing eyes, soft 3D toy style"
- "A street magician with a long striped scarf, tall top hat and fingerless gloves, clean comic-book line art with flat colors"
Tips
- Be specific about clothing and props. Details you name are easier to keep consistent across the views than details left open.
- Name one style. Mixing several styles in one prompt makes the sheet less coherent.
- Draft at 1K, then rerun the version you like at 2K or 4K for a sheet you can zoom into.
- Use PNG (under the advanced options) if you plan to edit the sheet further.
After you generate
Use Recreate to run the same settings again, or Reuse prompt to tweak the description. Send to another tool to keep going: Remove background to cut the character out, Upscale for a larger file, New angle for an extra view, or Animate to open Seedance 2.0 with the sheet as the first frame.