Consistent Character Prompt
Locks the describable invariants, since models drift on everything left unspecified between generations.
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Running it, start to finish
- Write the invariant block covering everything that must not change.
- Generate one good image and use it as a reference thereafter.
- Keep framing and distance consistent across the set.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Builds a fixed invariant block covering everything that would otherwise be re-invented.
- Names the model-specific consistency features, which matter far more than prompt wording.
- States honestly where consistency will still fail, so it can be planned around.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Never paraphrase the fixed block. Rewording the description produces a different person. Copy it verbatim every time.
- Use a reference image. Generating one good image and referencing it beats describing the character perfectly, every time.
- Keep framing similar. Faces drift most across different angles and distances. A consistent set is easier to achieve with consistent framing.
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