Consistent Character Book

Create an illustrated book where the same hero carries every chapter.

Give one subject and the whole book is written before a single image exists. You then lock the cast of characters and sets, with the option of uploading a photo, and every chapter is illustrated against those same references, cover on top. The artwork is only produced once.

How it goes

1

Set the subject and your image settings

Describe your book in one sentence, pick the language among four, the length in words and, right away, the image style, the format and the number of illustrations per chapter. Two writing engines are available, Signature or Eco, and the price follows your choice.

2

Approve the outline, the text is written without images

The outline comes back chapter by chapter and every title can be edited before you approve it. Automatic mode can approve it for you and move straight into writing. No illustration is produced at this stage, and the page can be closed, the work keeps running on our servers.

3

Lock the casting, the illustrations follow

Once the text is done, the page moves to the casting on its own. The book's characters and sets are identified, you adjust their descriptions or upload a photo, then every chapter is illustrated against those references and the book is reassembled automatically.

What this feature does

Text first, images after the casting

Writing starts without producing a single illustration. They are all generated after the casting, against the references of your characters and sets, and are only produced once.

Your photo stands as the reference

Each character in the casting has its own photo slot. An uploaded image becomes its reference as is, nothing gets generated for that character, and that face then drives the chapter illustrations.

The price shows before every move

The book analysis, the references and the illustrations announce their cost in credits on the button itself, down to the number of images multiplied by the rate of the chosen model.

Only models that read references

The image model list is limited to those able to follow reference images, the very condition of consistency, and one of them is preselected when the page opens.

A casting that stays in your hands

Names, roles and descriptions can be edited freely, and a character or a set can be added or removed. Once the book is reassembled, the final screen still offers to rework the casting and redo images.

The image count adjusts chapter by chapter

One to six illustrations per chapter at launch, cover on top. At the casting stage, that count can then be tuned chapter by chapter, with the total and its cost summed up before generation.

Three situations where it helps

A children's book whose heroine keeps her face

You tell children's stories on TikTok and your followers keep asking for a real book. The tale is written first, then you approve the little heroine's face at the casting stage. Every chapter then shows her with the same features, the same hair and the same outfit. The PDF sells from the link in your profile.

Your coaching method, with you as a character

You sell coaching and want a book that looks like you, quite literally. A photo uploaded at the casting becomes your character's reference, and no image is generated in its place. The chapters put you in front of your readers, and the ad scripts written along with the book give you the words to announce it.

An inspiring story sold to your YouTube audience

Your channel tells a journey and your audience wants to read the whole of it. The Inspiring story writing universe sets the tone, and the story's mentor keeps the same face from the first chapter to the conclusion. You find the book in My books and offer it under each of your videos.

Who it helps

The storybook creator who sells albums where the same little hero walks through every page. The trainer who uploads his own photo to appear in his own guide. The coach who illustrates her method with an identical mentor from one chapter to the next. The YouTube storyteller who turns his tales into illustrated books sold to his audience.

Common questions

When are my credits charged, and for how much?

The rate depends on the image model you pick, so it is announced before every move. The book analysis shows its price on the button, and the references and illustrations show the number of images multiplied by the unit rate. Nothing runs before the cost has been shown.

Can I give a character my own face?

Yes. Every character in the casting accepts a photo. It becomes that character's reference without any image being generated for it, and the chapter illustrations build on that face.

What happens if a step stops midway?

You launch it again, and nothing that succeeded is redone or billed again. A dedicated button even reruns only the missing references, leaving the finished ones untouched.

Can I come back to the images once the book is reassembled?

Yes. The final screen keeps a button to rework the casting and redo images, at the cost announced on the button, and the PDF updates on its own at the next download.

Which languages can the book be written in?

Four languages are offered, French, English, Spanish and Portuguese. The casting descriptions are written in English, the language of image models, to pin down face, hair and outfit precisely.

How long can the book be?

From one thousand words, eight thousand by default, and up to forty chapters if you set the count yourself. Left at zero, the number of chapters is derived from the length, roughly one chapter for every twelve hundred words.

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