Panel 1
Upload to score Continuity preflight
Keep the character recognizable in every panel.
Compare palette fingerprints automatically, then review face, hair, costume, and prop anchors with an honest production checklist.
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Production check
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Add the approved reference
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Upload comparison panels
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Create a repair brief
Get a concrete report before spending credits on regeneration.
Interactive workspace
Check the production decision, not just the picture
Upload an approved reference and comparison panels. Palette fingerprints are calculated locally.
Approved character reference
Manual identity anchors
Check each anchor only after visually comparing the uploaded panels.
Comparison panels
Upload local files to calculate palette fingerprints.
Panel 2
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Panel 3
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Panel 4
Upload to scorePalette similarity
Upload a reference and panels to measure
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Identity checklist
0 of 4 anchors manually confirmed
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Honest scope: automatic scoring compares palette distribution and luminance in your browser. Face, hair, outfit, and prop identity still require the checklist; no facial recognition is performed.
Add the approved reference
Upload the clearest version of the character design that later panels should preserve.
Compare the panels
Upload local panels for palette fingerprint scoring, then visually confirm face, hair, outfit, and prop anchors.
Create a repair brief
Copy a regeneration brief that separates fixed identity anchors from pose, expression, camera, and lighting changes.
Production value
Fix structure while changes are still cheap
Each result is designed to continue into Storyboard, Comic Studio, or a focused image repair workflow.
Local palette fingerprints
Compare color distribution and luminance in the browser without uploading the source images.
Manual identity anchors
Review the visual properties color alone cannot prove: face geometry, hair silhouette, outfit construction, and props.
Regeneration repair brief
Turn failed checks into a concise prompt that locks identity while allowing the intended scene change.
Frequently asked questions
Does the checker recognize faces?
No. Automatic scoring compares color distribution and luminance only. Face, hair, outfit, and prop identity are reviewed with the explicit manual checklist.
Why use palette similarity?
Palette drift often exposes changed hair, costume, skin, or scene treatment. It is useful evidence, but it cannot prove that two images show the same character.
Are my character images uploaded?
The fingerprint comparison runs in the browser with local canvas pixels. This checker does not send the files to a server.
What does the repair brief contain?
It asks the next generation to preserve identity, proportions, hair, outfit, palette, and props while changing only the requested pose, expression, camera, or lighting.
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