A beginner's guide
What does this app do — and not do?
It helps you design a character and writes detailed prompts for you, right on your device. It does not create images itself. You paste the prompts into ChatGPT, which makes the pictures.
The flow: create first, then lock
Create first → Approve portrait → Upload & Lock → Reuse for new scenes. Your one master prompt creates the very first portrait in ChatGPT from your chosen attributes — no existing photo needed. When you love a result, download it, upload it to your character and Approve & Lock. Only then do new scene prompts ask you to attach that approved portrait to keep the same face.
Reference images
For a new fictional AI influencer, references are purely optional inspiration (face, hair, outfit, product, pose…) — skip them entirely if you're creating someone new. For an AI Twin, photos of your own face are how ChatGPT learns your likeness, so add clear photos of yourself. They're stored privately in your account so you remember what to use. Copying text never sends images — in ChatGPT, attach the same images yourself with the + button. Add a short note to each so the prompt tells ChatGPT what it's for. Never upload someone else's face without their permission.
Editing prompts
The master prompt has Edit and Save changes. Regenerate rebuilds the text from your current settings and keeps your previous text as an earlier version. Reset to generated throws away manual edits. Saved characters keep a timestamped history.
Identity Lock
Once ChatGPT gives you a portrait you love, download it, upload it to your character and click Approve & Lock. The face, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, marks and apparent age are saved as the character's DNA. You can add up to two extra views. Then use New Scene to write prompts for new outfits, places and products. To change the DNA, unlock — the approved version is archived, never overwritten.
Why isn't the face always identical?
Image generators invent each picture fresh — they don't store a person. Words alone can't pin down a face exactly. Attaching your approved master portrait every time is the strongest signal. If the face drifts, ask ChatGPT to fix only the face to match the attached image. “Identity Locked” means your specs and reference are saved, not that results are guaranteed identical.
Create first → Approve portrait → Upload & Lock → Reuse for new scenes
- 1Copy
Use “Copy for ChatGPT” to copy the one master prompt.
- 2Paste
Open ChatGPT, start a new chat, and paste the prompt.
- 3Attach any images
Only if you added inspiration images (or photos of yourself for an AI Twin): upload the same images yourself with the + button. Copying text does not carry images.
- 4Create first portrait
Send it and let ChatGPT create the first portrait from your chosen attributes. Ask for small fixes if needed.
- 5Approve & download
Save the portrait you love to your device.
- 6Upload & Lock
Return here, upload the approved portrait to your character in My Characters, then Approve & Lock. Future scene prompts will tell you to attach it to keep the same face.