Character Descriptions & Outfits
Clear character descriptions and outfit details help the system create a better character image portfolio and keep people visually recognizable from shot to sh…
Character Descriptions & Outfits
Clear character descriptions and outfit details help the system create a better character image portfolio and keep people visually recognizable from shot to shot.
What makes a strong character description
The best descriptions are specific and visual.
Useful details often include:
- age range
- hair color, length, or style
- eye color
- face shape or distinctive features
- skin tone or visible identifying marks
What to avoid
Descriptions become less useful when they focus on things that are hard to show visually.
Try to avoid:
- vague personality traits such as "mysterious" or "confident"
- long backstory details
- emotional states that change from shot to shot
Outfit descriptions
Outfit descriptions should be clear enough that the clothing can stay recognizable across the scene or sequence.
Helpful details include:
- clothing type
- colors
- materials when relevant
- accessories
- distinctive styling details
Why details matter in Entity Builder
Entity Builder uses the character details when you create new character images. For characters, starting Create Image from Entity Builder saves the latest description and outfit first, so the generation flow can use the current character setup.
The generated images then become part of the character's image portfolio. If the description and outfit are vague, the portfolio usually drifts more quickly.
Consistency tips
- keep the outfit consistent within a scene unless the story requires a change
- change outfits deliberately across time or location shifts
- use signature accessories when recognition matters
- select the portfolio image that best matches the intended character look
- use alternate portfolio images as references when a shot needs a special pose, angle, or expression
Practical takeaway
If a character keeps drifting visually, tighten the physical description and outfit details, then create or edit stronger portfolio images before simply regenerating shots again.