OC Maker quick start

Time: 5–15 minutes to establish a first character direction.

OC Maker helps you move from a loose character idea to a reusable prompt, reference direction, story beats, and a path into character or manga generation.

Start a character direction

1. Open OC Maker.
2. Browse the available character, style, and collection pages for structural inspiration.
3. Write an original character definition using stable traits: name, age range, face, hair, silhouette, clothing, key accessory, personality, and role.
4. Keep temporary pose, emotion, and scene instructions separate from the identity definition.
5. Use the available creator or continuation action to move the prompt and references into a LlamaGen generation workflow.
6. Save the strongest portrait or turnaround as a future identity reference.

Make the character reusable

Keep a short canonical profile and reuse the same words for defining traits. Record approved colors and accessories. Test the character in a neutral portrait before complex action, crowds, or costume changes.

Using fan collections responsibly

Collection pages can provide prompt structure and creative reference. Create original characters and confirm your rights before using recognizable third-party characters, names, images, or designs in published or commercial work.

If results drift

Reduce conflicting references, restore the canonical identity description, and test one variable at a time. Use Character consistency troubleshooting before generating a long sequence.