Node reference
Character Sheet
One character in, one labeled sheet out: the same character from several views, with several expressions, or in several poses, on a single image.
Last reviewed October 25, 2026
A reference sheet from one picture
Character Sheet takes one picture of a character and returns a studio-grade reference sheet: the exact same character drawn from several angles, with a range of expressions, or in a range of poses, laid out and labeled on one image. The prompt is written on the server from the sheet type you pick, and the output size and quality are fixed, so the only decisions are the character and the sheet.
Make a sheet
- 1
Add Character Sheet
Find it in the Creative Intelligence group and add it to the canvas. - 2
Give it the character
Upload one picture or wire one in: a generated model, an illustration, a mascot. - 3
Pick the sheet type
Full sheet, Turnaround views, Expressions or Poses. - 4
Press Run
The sheet lands in an Image Preview as one large square image.
Expected result
The four sheet types
- Full sheet
- The complete reference: views, expressions and poses together.
- Turnaround views
- The character from front, sides and back, for keeping the design consistent across shots.
- Expressions
- The face across a range of moods, for stories and campaigns that need emotion.
- Poses
- The body in a range of stances, for action and lifestyle scenes.
Size and quality are fixed on purpose
What to do with a sheet
A sheet is the reference you hand to the next generations. Wire it into an Image Generate or Video Generate node's references, and the model has every angle of the character in one picture, which keeps the design stable across a whole series.
Common connections
Model Generator → Character Sheet
Turn a generated model into a sheet the rest of the campaign references.
Character Sheet → Image Generate references
Keep the character consistent in every new scene.
Character Sheet → Video Generate references
Animate the character with the sheet as the identity reference.