consistent-character
Maintainer: fofr
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| Property | Value |
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| Run this model | Run on Replicate |
| API spec | View on Replicate |
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Model overview
The consistent-character model, created by fofr, allows you to generate images of a given character in different poses. This model is similar to other character generation models like become-image, sdxl-simpsons-characters, pulid-base, and face-to-many. However, the consistent-character model focuses specifically on generating consistent images of a character in different poses, rather than transforming or generating characters in different styles.
Model inputs and outputs
The consistent-character model takes in a prompt, a subject image, and various other parameters to control the output. The outputs are a set of images of the character in different poses, generated based on the input.
Inputs
- Prompt: A textual description of the character, including details about their clothes and hairstyle, to help maintain consistency.
- Subject: An image of the person to be used as the basis for the character.
- Negative prompt: Things you do not want to see in the generated images.
- Number of outputs: The number of images to generate.
- Number of images per pose: The number of images to generate for each pose.
- Randomise poses: Whether to randomize the poses used.
- Output format and quality: The format and quality of the output images.
Outputs
- A set of images of the character in different poses, generated based on the input.
Capabilities
The consistent-character model can generate high-quality images of a character in different poses, maintaining a consistent appearance and style. This can be useful for creating character designs, illustrations, or even animation assets.
What can I use it for?
The consistent-character model can be used for a variety of applications, such as:
- Creating character designs and illustrations for games, animations, or other media.
- Generating character assets for use in 3D modeling or animation software.
- Experimenting with different poses and compositions for a character.
- Exploring character design ideas and iterating on them quickly.
Things to try
One interesting thing to try with the consistent-character model is to experiment with the prompt and subject image to see how the generated poses and character details change. You could also try adjusting the other input parameters, such as the number of outputs or the randomization of poses, to see how it affects the generated images.
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