Start with a person, not a list of traits
Give your character a name, a clear appearance and a situation that reveals something about them. “A reserved archivist who carefully repairs every book except the one he inherited” creates more room for a story than a stack of adjectives.
A character brief you can write now
- Appearance
- One recognisable silhouette, a small set of colours and one distinctive detail.
- Personality
- What they want, what they avoid and how they behave when those collide.
- Opening
- A place, an immediate problem and a reason for the first conversation.
Release order
Photo generation comes first. Character creation follows, then visual stories. The creation stages will begin privately; public discovery, creator profiles and community publishing are later work. This preview does not confirm launch dates, pricing, voice creation or supported import formats.