Face That Won’t Blur — A Practical Author’s Collection in PDF Format.

Product description

This is a practical guide on how to create and maintain a recognizable AI character.

The eyes changed, the hairstyle shifted, and the familiar face suddenly looks entirely different? Generative services can interpret each new prompt differently. This guide offers a working system: a character passport, references, and frame-by-frame verification.

This is not a guarantee of identical results. Services operate differently and are updated frequently, so every frame still needs to be checked.

Tasks this guide helps to solve:

• Lock in the character’s appearance, style, personality, and consistent details;
• Gather a main photo reference along with a set of angles, emotions, and poses;
• Use ready-made prompts for common scenes and adapt them to your own character;
• Spot typical errors in the face, hairstyle, hands, colors, and background before publishing;
• Understand what to adjust if the character’s look drifts;
• Maintain a content calendar and a frame-by-frame log;
• Honestly identify AI-generated characters and work safely with fictional personas.

Inside are 5 sections:

• Character Passport: role, face, hairstyle, three anchors, palette, world, voice, and limitations.
• Reference Sheet: main photo, 8 angles, 11 emotions, and 10 standard poses and situations.
• 30 Prompt Templates: portraits, city, home and work, travel, behind-the-scenes, and content.
• Verification and Honesty: a frame-check checklist, 8 common issues, and rules for labeling and safety.
• Content Month: a 4-week plan, 5 content pillars, and a summary page.

How the templates work:

Each contains a suitable scenario, a ready-made prompt, hints on what can be changed, and a result-checking step. If a frame doesn’t match the passport, the guide suggests returning to the original settings and changing details one at a time. The 30-second check serves as a guideline for the initial review, not a time limit.

Working pages and bonuses:

• A one-page method for creating frames;
• A frame log and a summary page;
• A "Leave Five" sheet for crafting your own working rules;
• A bonus: "Passport in 30 Minutes";
• Ready-made captions with AI labeling and honest responses to audience questions;
• 5 prompts for verifying the passport;
• A reminder card to use before creating each frame.

How to use this guide:

First, fill out the passport and choose the main photo. Then, gather the necessary references, pick a template suited to your scene, change one detail at a time, and check the result. You don’t need to read the guide cover-to-cover—find the relevant scenario in the table of contents and return to the working pages as needed.

Who is this for:

Anyone creating fictional AI characters for a blog, creative projects, or content, who wants to systematically maintain their recognizability, visual style, and voice.

What you’ll get:

• A 79-page digital PDF file;
• 30 prompt templates;
• A character passport and reference sheet;
• Working pages, a frame log, and 4 bonus sections.

This guide is intended for fictional characters—not for copying the faces of real people. It is for educational purposes only and does not guarantee identical images or income from the character. Users should independently verify the terms of use for generative services and community/platform guidelines. AI-generated character images should be labeled honestly.