Character consistency

Your character.
Every shot.
Still itself.

Upload a few images of a character you already own. Kyara Lab draws them in any scene you write — same face, same build, same outfit — and fills in the model sheet that keeps it that way.

No card required. One credit makes one image.

A generated character in a neutral standing pose, front view
The same character, delighted
The same character, waving

One character. Three renders. No retouching.

The same face, ten times

Expression study oneExpression study twoExpression study threeExpression study fourThe character as an avatar icon

Generated one at a time, from the same references. This is the whole product.

How it works

Three stages, and each one makes the next better.

  1. 01

    Bring a character

    Upload art you already own, or just describe one. A few angles is plenty — one image works, four work far better.

  2. 02

    Fill the model sheet

    Turnarounds, expressions, poses, details. Approve the ones that look right and they become references, so everything after them holds closer to model.

  3. 03

    Put them in scenes

    Write the situation, get the picture. Full scene, or a transparent cutout with a real alpha channel for your own layouts.

What you walk away with

A real model sheet, exported as one file.

Masthead, turnarounds, expressions, poses, palette — composed at print resolution. Hand it to an illustrator, drop it in a brand book, keep it.

A completed model sheet: masthead, turnarounds, expressions, poses, details and icon, laid out on one page

Before you sign up

What it can't do yet.

  • One character per image. There is no way to generate two characters interacting.
  • Text inside a render is unreliable. Ask for a blank sign and set real type over it.
  • A cutout is the character alone — no environment, by definition of the keying.
  • Generation is sequential. One image takes about 30 seconds; a full sheet takes minutes, not seconds.

Stated here rather than discovered one credit at a time.

Start with 30 credits.

Enough for a scene, a few re-rolls, and a look at whether it holds.

Start Free — 30 Credits

Failed renders are refunded. Reusing an identical request is free.