Keep AI characters consistent across every shot
The hardest part of an AI series is that the same person looks different from shot to shot. Create locks each character with a multi-view sheet and checks every generated shot against it.
How Create keeps faces consistent
- Character sheet: front view, three-quarter view and full body, generated from your description or from a photo, with the front view as the identity anchor.
- Every shot that lists a character is generated against that character's sheet; with several characters in one shot, each gets its own references and a numbered mapping.
- After each shot is generated, a vision model compares a frame with the references and scores the likeness; low-scoring shots are re-shot automatically within a free re-take allowance.
- Type @ to insert a character name, so the platform attaches the right sheet.
- Characters are saved to a cross-project character library (and a shared team library in team projects).
Questions
Can I use a photo of a real person?
You can turn a photo into a character, subject to the platform rules: only people whose image you have the rights to use; every photo is screened, photos of public figures are refused and photos of real children are refused. Sheets are drawn in the project's art style.
What if a shot still looks wrong?
The studio flags low-scoring shots; you can re-shoot them, recast the character with a change, or edit the clip.
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Updated 2026-10-14 · DexunShort Create · DEXUN INC