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Upload a character image and choose a full turnaround sheet or a single viewpoint. Generate 2D references to compare the face, costume, and silhouette before drawing, modeling, or animation work.
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Examples
Use one character image to explore a turnaround sheet: a set of views showing the same design from different sides. These views can form the foundation of a character reference sheet for discussing proportions, costume, and silhouette.
Choose a full turnaround sheet to compare directions together, or a single view when you need to inspect one side. Start with a neutral full-body pose and enough space around the figure so the costume and silhouette are visible.
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Check the hair shape, jacket fastenings, accessories, and left-right details across views. A bag worn on one shoulder should not silently switch sides. Mark disagreements before handing the reference to an illustrator or modeler.
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Download the image for an animation brief, a concept review, or a modeling reference board. Treat it as a 2D starting point: check proportions and resolve details before production.
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AI-generated examples. Actual results vary.
How it works
Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP under 10 MB. A full-body view with visible clothing details gives the model more to work with.
Select full sheet, front, side, three-quarter, or back. Choose the resolution and add a prompt for the background, pose, or details to preserve.
Check the credit cost, generate, and compare the result with your original. Download a useful reference or adjust the prompt and try again.
Use cases
Compare costume shapes and silhouette before committing to a final design sheet.
Give your team a visual starting point for discussing the character from multiple sides.
Collect 2D angle references for your modeling brief, then verify structure and proportions yourself.
FAQ
A character turnaround focuses on the same character from several directions, usually front, side, and back. A character reference sheet is broader: it may also include expressions, colors, and detail callouts. This tool generates the multi-angle 2D views; it does not automatically build every part of a complete reference sheet.
Yes. Choose front, side, three-quarter front, three-quarter back, or back. Full sheet mode requests multiple views together.
Not always. AI can change facial details, costume parts, proportions, or areas hidden in the original. Compare each output with your reference and refine anything important.
You can upload an illustration, stylized character, or photo. A clear subject with visible costume details is a useful starting point; results vary with the input.
The workspace accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to 10 MB. Use a sharp image with the full character visible when you need a full-body turnaround.
No. The output is a 2D image that can help with design, modeling, or animation planning. It does not include a mesh, rig, or animated sequence.
No. A turnaround is a 2D reference image. Modeling, layer separation, and rigging are separate steps. Check anatomy, costume details, and agreement between views before using the sheet for production.
Use a sharp full-body source with a neutral pose, and describe the details that matter most. Compare head-to-body proportions, hair, costume fastenings, accessories, and asymmetric markings across views. Correct disagreements before treating the sheet as a production reference.
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