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character-concept-builder

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Step 1 of building a consistent, photorealistic AI character. Helps decide WHO to create (age, look, niche, signature features), then writes a detailed, copy-paste GPT Image 2.0 prompt for a front-facing FACE on a plain WHITE BACKGROUND: the anchor image that keeps the character looking like the same real person across later images and videos. Also builds the character from a SELFIE or reference photo dropped in the chat, either reproducing that person's exact face or using the photo as loose inspiration. Use whenever the user wants to invent, design, define, or lock in an AI character, persona, model, or influencer, or says "I don't know what face to make", "design my AI model", "create a consistent character", "turn this selfie into a character", "use my photo as reference", or "reference face on white background". Always the FIRST step of a consistent-character workflow. Outputs a ready-to-paste prompt, or generates the image directly if a Higgsfield/image MCP is connected. Tuned for ultra-realism.

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