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Choose the exact view
Set a front, three-quarter, side, or back camera for the character turnaround generator instead of asking the model to guess.
AI character reference workflow
Create front, side, and back character views for concept artists, game teams, and 3D modelers. Upload reference images, choose the camera direction, and keep the original design as your visual anchor.

Directed generation
A useful character turnaround generator needs more than a rewritten prompt. Set the direction, height, and framing before you generate each reference view.
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Set a front, three-quarter, side, or back camera for the character turnaround generator instead of asking the model to guess.
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Upload up to three references so the character turnaround generator follows the same face, costume, palette, and silhouette.
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Choose close, medium, or wide framing, then export the character turnaround generator view as JPEG, PNG, or WebP.
Up to 3 images. Drag and drop or click to upload.
Matches the top diagram: where the camera sits around the subject.
Matches the side diagram: lens height and tilt.
Smaller dashed ring ≈ tighter framing; larger ≈ more scene (both diagrams).

Generated images will appear here.
Three-step workflow
Each generation follows the camera settings you choose, so you can build a reference set one deliberate view at a time.
Upload up to three images to give the model a clear visual anchor for the subject and style.
Choose from eight directions, four camera heights, and three framing distances before you generate.
Download the generated view as JPEG, PNG, or WebP and continue in your creative workflow.
Prompt recipes
Use a short constraint prompt to protect the details that matter. Pick a recipe below, then refine it in the generator.
Keep the character's full silhouette, proportions, hairstyle, face, palette, and outfit unchanged across the turnaround view.
Preserve every costume layer, seam, accessory, and asymmetrical detail; neutral standing pose on a clean background.
Orthographic character turnaround reference, full body visible, eye-level camera, even lighting, no perspective distortion.
Production uses
Optimized workflows for every type of creator.
Generate additional camera views to support 3D asset planning and modeling references.
Explore a character from selected directions before commissioning or refining a Live2D rig.
Use camera controls to explore a concept from new directions without redrawing every reference by hand.
Consistency first
The camera stays explicit and the source images stay visible throughout the workflow, giving you a clearer base for review and iteration.
8 directions around the subject, 4 camera heights and 3 framings, chosen before you generate.
Up to three references keep the subject's design, colors and style as the camera moves.
Download each view as JPEG, PNG or WebP and drop it into modeling, Live2D or concept workflows.
Practical answers
Everything you need to know about our character sheet generator.
A character turnaround generator creates coordinated front, side, back, and three-quarter references from a character image so artists can inspect the design around its full rotation.
Yes. One clear reference can work, but two or three references usually give a character turnaround generator better guidance for hidden details and asymmetrical features.
Start with the view missing from your current sheet. Use 0° for front, 90° or 270° for side, and 180° for back. A neutral character turnaround generator usually works best at eye level.
Treat output from the character turnaround generator as planning material. Review anatomy, costume construction, hands, text, and hidden details before it becomes a final production reference.
Yes. Upload up to three images. A front view, a detail crop, and an existing alternate angle can give a character turnaround generator better visual constraints.
Use clean references, keep the prompt focused on unchanged traits, generate one deliberate view at a time, and compare every result with the source before continuing.
It creates a new view of the subject in your reference image from a camera position you choose: one of 8 directions, 4 heights and 3 framings. Use it to get side, back or three-quarter views without redrawing or reshooting.
Up to three. Use images of the same subject; more views of the original design help keep details like hair, clothing and accessories consistent.
Each directed view costs 5 credits, and 100 credits equal 1 USD. See the pricing page for subscriptions and credit packs.
Choose JPEG, PNG or WebP before you generate.
Results depend on how clear the references are and how far the new angle is from them. Clean, well-lit references with the full subject visible give the most consistent views; extreme angles such as top-down may need a few tries.
Keep building
Move between adjacent tasks without leaving the same camera-controlled tool.
Open the character side view generator workflow with a matching default camera setup.
Open the VTuber reference sheet generator workflow with a matching default camera setup.
Upload up to three references and choose from eight camera directions, four heights, and three framing distances.
Bring a clear reference, choose the missing view, and build the next frame in your character sheet.