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OC Character Sheet Maker: Build a Reusable OC Reference

Create an OC character sheet with a neutral portrait, full-body view, palette, and identity notes. Start with one original design and check details before reusing it.

Create a character draft

Check the selected model, required plan, and credit cost in the generator before you submit. Available models and limits can change.

Front and side character drawings reviewed beside a tablet at a home desk.
Front and side character drawings reviewed beside a tablet at a home desk.

AI-generated workflow illustrations. Fictional scenes, not customer photos or proof of a particular generator result. Printing and physical products are not included.

A practical design brief

A character sheet records the decisions that should stay fixed. Use it as the reference for later images rather than rewriting the character from memory. Treat generated views as drafts that need comparison.

  1. 1

    Fix the identity brief

    Record the face, hair, proportions, main colors, outfit, and one identifying accessory. Keep temporary actions and lighting out of this paragraph.

  2. 2

    Plan the reference views

    Start with a neutral full-body view on a plain background. Request a side view separately so you can compare the same defining features without crowding the composition.

  3. 3

    Check and save a reference

    Compare eye shape, hairline, clothing closures, and accessory placement. Save the clearest approved image with the identity paragraph; edit written labels separately if needed.

Example prompt to edit

Original city cartographer, dark curls, olive coat, orange map case, brass clasp, neutral full-body front view, clear silhouette, plain white background, no labels or logos.

Create a character draft

Model

173 / 2000
Image shape

Character ideas in everyday use

AI-generated workflow illustrations. Fictional scenes, not customer photos or proof of a particular generator result. Printing and physical products are not included.

A character reference held in both hands to show the finished sheet at a useful scale.
A character reference held in both hands to show the finished sheet at a useful scale.
Olive-coat character variations laid out with matching palette swatches.
Olive-coat character variations laid out with matching palette swatches.
Portrait, full-body reference, expressions and comic sketches arranged as one creative pack.
Portrait, full-body reference, expressions and comic sketches arranged as one creative pack.

Put your draft to work

Try these small review tasks before expanding your character set. These are suggested exercises, not measured customer results.

Share a reference with a collaborator

Place the approved front view beside a new side view for a comic handoff.

What to check: Compare the hairline, brass clasp and orange case strap. Reject a side view that silently swaps these details.

Make a tabletop character card

Crop the portrait and full body into two separate reference cards before printing them yourself.

What to check: Preview the crop at the intended card size. Keep the face and identifying accessory clear of the edge.

Return to the project next week

Save the chosen image, identity paragraph and permitted source references in one folder.

What to check: A new pose should reuse the saved traits. Correct color or proportion drift before approving it.

Questions before you create

Can one prompt guarantee a perfect character sheet?

No. Multiple views can disagree on proportions or accessories. Begin with one neutral view, inspect it, then request additional views using a reference you have permission to upload.

Is creating an OC free?

You can read these guides and prepare a brief without generating. Image generation depends on your account, selected model, plan, and available credits. Check the cost shown before submitting.

How do I keep the same OC across pictures?

Save a neutral portrait and a short identity brief. Keep the face, palette, outfit, and key accessory fixed. Change one pose or expression at a time and compare each result; consistency is not guaranteed.

Can I use a reference from another maker?

Check the original creator’s permissions before uploading or reusing an image. A download button is not permission for AI processing, editing, or commercial use. Use your own sketch when permission is unclear.

Continue your OC project

Build original characters with design ideas, reusable character sheets, expression studies, pose references, and a coordinated wardrobe.

Sources and product information

LlamaGen product documentation · Updated November 4, 2026

These briefs are starting examples, not tested customer case studies. Review every image for missing details and consistency before reusing it.

How these examples were made

The lifestyle scenes were generated with Google Vertex AI, Nano Banana 2.1, and visually reviewed for this guide. They illustrate how finished artwork could be used. They are not screenshots of this generator or customer case studies.

Adobe: staging and solid drawing
Adobe explains how staging directs attention and how solid drawing conveys weight and balance. Apply those principles when reviewing poses and silhouettes; this is educational reading, not an endorsement of LlamaGen.

Published by LlamaGen · AREGRID LIMITED

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