AI OC generator
Describe an archetype, a setting and a palette, and get a full-body character on a plain backdrop. The aim is a character that looks like it came from somewhere: consistent materials, wear in the places gear actually wears, and a silhouette you could recognise blacked out.
AI OC examples
How it works
Start with what the character does, then what that job would put on their body. Gear that follows from a role is what makes a design feel designed rather than assembled.
YouArt returns one 1K square full-body design for 8 credits, cel-shaded on a plain backdrop so the silhouette stays readable.
Blur your eyes or shrink the image until it is a shape. If you cannot tell the character apart from any other at that size, the silhouette needs work before the details do.
What the generator controls
Shape first, detail second. The instruction asks for a strong readable outline, because that is what a character is remembered by and what survives being drawn small.
Consistent materials, believable wear, and details that serve a purpose. The failure mode this guards against is a character wearing a pile of unrelated accessories.
The instruction refuses to reproduce an existing franchise's character, costume, emblem or signature colour-and-symbol combination. What you get is yours.
Prompt ideas
Name the role, the setting and two or three colours. Let the gear follow from the job rather than listing accessories.
A sky courier in a fitted slate-blue flight coat with a brass-buckled harness and a folded mechanical wing rig on the back, a satchel of sealed letters at the hip, windburnt cheeks.
A forest herbalist in a moss-green layered robe with rolled sleeves, a bandolier of small glass vials, dried herbs at the belt, and soil under the fingernails.
A street racer in a cropped magenta and black riding jacket with scuffed elbow armour, taped gloves, worn boots, and one lime accent stripe.
Ways to use it
Give a character a face before the first session. Useful for a party sheet, a forum profile or a campaign wiki.
Work up a cast before drawing a page, and check that your characters read differently from each other at a glance.
Early-stage concepts for a jam or a pitch deck, where you need a coherent cast quickly and will redraw later.
Use the design as a starting point to draw from, adjusting proportions and details as you go rather than tracing it.
This generator uses 8 credits for one 1K image. Membership credits work across YouArt image, video, audio, and workflow tools.
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