Anchor the identity
State the face, hair, proportions, outfit, and other traits that must remain consistent.
Character reference workflow
Keep a Character Consistent Across Images
Upload the character references that matter most, then describe the new scene, pose, clothing, and camera direction. Keep identity requirements separate from creative changes.
A focused workflow, not a blank canvas
Start with the job you actually want to finish. The next workspace keeps control of the generation, credits, safety checks, history, and result delivery.
Create a new shot
Change the setting, pose, lighting, or camera direction while keeping identity requirements explicit.
Compare the references
Review face, hands, clothing, and proportions across outputs; consistency is improved, not guaranteed.
How it works
1
Add a reference
Upload the image or images that should guide the result.
2
Describe one visual job
Keep the prompt focused on the change you want to review.
3
Review the result
Check important details before downloading or using the image.
Frequently asked questions
How many reference images should I use?
Start with the clearest images that show the identity and the details you want to preserve. The selected model determines the upload limit.
Can I use a real person’s face?
Only use images when you have the person’s permission and do not request deceptive, harmful, or non-consensual impersonation.
Will the character be identical in every result?
No. Reference-image generation can improve consistency but may still change small facial, hand, clothing, or proportion details.
Ready to make the first one?
Bring one clear idea into the existing ImageFk workspace and decide whether the result is worth refining.
Create a consistent character scene
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