Create original characters for your AI films — no celebrity faces, no legal risk. Describe your actor once, get a cinematic portrait prompt plus a locked Character DNA that keeps the same face in every scene. Or flip on 🪞 Use my own face to cast yourself — with a private photo checklist and face-reference settings for Midjourney, ChatGPT, Gemini, Runway, and Kling.
1 · Role
Who is this actor in your story?
Your reference photo
Tick each box as you check your photo. A weak reference photo is the #1 reason face consistency fails. Your photo stays in your browser — it is never uploaded.
Face the camera directly — front-facing, both eyes visible, neutral expression.
Even, soft light on your face — no harsh shadows, no half-dark face.
Nothing covering your face — no sunglasses, hats, masks, or heavy filters.
Plain background if possible — a wall beats a busy street.
Recent and recognizable — it should look like you today.
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Choose your reference photo JPG or PNG. It stays in your browser only — nothing is uploaded.
2 · Character type
Fields adapt automatically for non-human characters.
3 · Ethnicity
Shapes facial features and skin tone in the prompt.
4 · Age & build
5 · Face
The details that make a face recognizable across scenes.
6 · Attire
Costume is half of on-screen recognition — keep it fixed across scenes.
7 · Era & cinematic style
8 · Movement · video mode
How this actor moves — baked into the DNA so motion stays consistent too.
Portrait promptImage
Multi-angle reference sheet Image
Character DNA lock this
Use your face in generators copy-paste
Your cast
Build an ensemble — up to 6 actors. Export everyone as one cast sheet.
Keep them consistent
Carry this actor's DNA into the Consistency Kit for scene-by-scene locking.
Original faces only. This tool creates fictional actors — never real celebrities. For best consistency: reuse the Character DNA verbatim in every generation, keep the attire fixed, and use seed numbers or reference images in your image/video generator.