Character Creator

SavePoint.Nexus

Tell the designer who your character is, and they are drawn — consistent across a turnaround, a cinematic set, movement, and a wardrobe of variants.

[ Create your character ]

Save state 8 — identity lock, darkroom portraits, turnarounds & the archive online.

A turnaround

The same character drawn front, three-quarter, side and back — locked so nothing drifts.

Cinema & movement

Three cinematic stills and six actions, every one the same person.

A variant engine

One profile picture, then a wardrobe of the same face reskinned — up to ten of them.

No image to upload, no reference to go and find. Describe who you have in mind — the designer asks, you answer, and it draws them locked across every angle.

The turnaround engine

Consistency is the hard part, so it is the part we built

One face drawn five times, the head turning gradually across the row — Every angle
One face, held all the way round
Describe a character once and the engine draws the same person in profile, three-quarter and full turn. The face does not drift between plates, because every view is drawn from one locked first look.

The same face twice: loose grey sketch beside a sharp magenta and cyan finish — Identity lock
The lock is the whole product
Most tools redraw from your words every time, so the character quietly becomes somebody else by the fourth picture. Here the first look is locked and read back for everything after it.

Six drawings of the same character in different poses, arranged in a grid — The plates
A full set, not one lucky picture
A turnaround, movement, poses and a scene — all drawn from the locked look, all yours as full-resolution files. No upload, no reference image, nothing copied.

A character in a rain-slick neon alley, drawn in flat magenta and cyan

And when the set is finished, the same locked character steps into a scene — the part where a character stops being a sheet of poses and starts being somebody.

Frequently asked questions

Is it actually free?

Yes, right now, and there is no card anywhere. The site is in an open test while the community gets built, so everything is given away — the character, the turnaround, the cinematic and every plate.

What does a finished character actually come with?

A first look you can reroll as often as you like, a turnaround (front, three-quarter, side and back) cut from it, a cinematic set, six movement actions, and a variant engine that reskins one profile picture into a wardrobe of the same face. Every finished picture opens full-size and downloads as a PNG, and the camera shots also come as a transparent cutout for rigging.

Do I need to upload a picture of my character?

No, and that is the main difference between this and every other turnaround tool. They all start by asking you to upload a reference image, which means you have to arrive already holding a picture of somebody who may not be yours. Here you describe them and the site draws them — nothing is uploaded, and nothing is copied from anyone.

Will every angle look like the same character?

That is the whole point, and it is what the extra plates are for. Every view is drawn from one locked first look rather than from a fresh description, so the face, the colours and the outfit hold across the set. It is not perfect — an AI drawing is still an AI drawing — but nothing about it drifts the way a prompt-by-prompt approach does.

Can I make something that is not a person?

Yes. A pogo stick with eyes, a round ball with legs, a cat in a suit, a machine, a shape that carries its own light. The designer will not tell you it is not a character, and you do not need to explain yourself.

Can I make a character that already exists?

No. Named characters from films, games, comics and books are off the table — the designer will say so and offer you something of your own in that spirit instead. Everything here is built from your description, and that only works if it stays original.

Where is my character kept?

If you sign in, it lives in your archive and you can come back to it from any device. Signed out, it stays in that browser only. Either way you get a permanent link, and either way there is a Delete button when you want it gone.

Nothing is happening. Is it broken?

Possibly. Characters are drawn on one local machine rather than in a cloud, so when that machine is off the site stays up but nothing draws. The page will tell you when that is the case. Anything already queued is kept and draws itself when it comes back — and if it is something else, say so in the Discord.

Create your character

Free while the open test runs · nothing to install