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FrontTarget View A clearer view of your characterYour character,
Your character,
from every side.
Turn one character image into a practical multi-view reference. Pick the angles you need, keep your design decisions in one place, and give your next idea a stronger starting point.
Made for original characters Single, 4, 8, or custom views You review every detail
✦ One idea · more angles
Your character workspace
Set up your character sheet
Start with an image, choose the views that help you most, and shape a reference sheet around your project.
Sheet preview
4 angles selected4-View Sheetstandard
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45°
Front ¾Target View03Profile 90°90°
90°
ProfileTarget View04Back 180°180°
180°
BackTarget ViewYour image stays in this browser preview and isn’t uploaded to a generation service.
A sheet can do more than show a pose
See your design from a new angle
A turnaround makes the hidden parts of a character easier to talk about—from costume shapes to silhouette and accessory placement.
01 / REFERENCE STYLE
Build a visual handoff
Keep artists and collaborators aligned on the look you’ve already approved.
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Check the full silhouette
Use front, profile, and rear views to spot choices a hero pose can hide.
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Explore before you commit
Make early design conversations more concrete for games, comics, and animation.
Illustrative examples only. Your results depend on the source image and generation settings.
A useful first pass
Move from one image to a shared reference
A turnaround gives your next conversation a clearer starting point. Keep what works, flag what needs a human eye, and carry the design forward with more confidence.
Keep the idea recognizable
Use one approved character image as the anchor for the views you want to explore.
Choose useful angles
Choose one angle, a quick four-view check, a full eight-view turn, or only the directions your project needs.
Spot details to refine
Check inferred backs, accessories, patterns, and proportions before you share.
Make handoff easier
Organize the views into a visual reference for artists, teammates, or your own next step.
A simple workflow
From character image to turnaround
Set up a reference that’s easy to discuss, refine, and bring into your creative process.
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Add your source image
Choose a clear character image that shows the features you want to keep.
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Choose the views you need
Choose one angle, start with four views, or add any directions you need for a fuller turn.
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Review the details
Compare the angles with your original and note anything that needs an artist’s touch.
Good to know
Questions before you start
A turnaround is a useful creative reference. It works best when you know what you want to check.
What is a character turnaround?
It’s a set of coordinated views that shows one character from different directions, often including front, profile, three-quarter, and back views. Artists use turnarounds to discuss shape, costume, and details that a single pose can’t show.
What image should I start with?
Use a clear image where the character’s face, body shape, clothing, and important accessories are easy to see. A simple background can make the design easier to read.
Will every angle match my original perfectly?
Angles that aren’t visible in your source image must be inferred. Review hidden details, asymmetry, and proportions before using a sheet as a production reference.
Should I choose four or eight views?
Choose one view for a focused check, four for the essential directions, or eight for a fuller turn. You can also pick any custom subset of the available angles.
Can I use a turnaround for games or 3D modeling?
It can help with early concept discussion and blockouts. Treat generated or inferred details as a starting reference and have an artist confirm production-critical geometry.
Is this a finished generation service?
This workspace currently lets you upload an image and plan a sheet layout. Character angle generation will be added when the image-generation service is connected.
Make the next step clearer
Give your character room to turn.
Start with the design you have. Choose the views that answer your questions, then use the sheet to make your next creative decision easier.
Set up my character sheet