Children’s Book Character Sheet Generator
Character sheets reduce revision cycles by defining your hero before full-page rendering begins.
What to include in a character sheet
- Front view and 3/4 view.
- Core outfit details and optional seasonal variants.
- Expression set (happy, worried, surprised, calm).
- Prop relationship (favorite toy, backpack, pet).
How this helps production
With a stable visual reference, each page prompt becomes more precise. That leads to fewer rerenders and a stronger visual identity for your book.
How MyStoryBot can help
MyStoryBot can be used to generate and refine child-friendly characters, then carry those references into page-level scenes for better continuity.
Character sheet prompt template
"Create a children’s book character turnaround with front and 3/4 views, neutral pose, same outfit, same age cues, expression panel (happy/worried/surprised/calm), and one prop the character carries in the story."
FAQ
Is this the same as a full scene illustration?
No. A character sheet is a reference asset. It is created first to improve consistency in later scene generation.
Can I vary outfits later?
Yes, but keep one base look fixed and define approved variations so the character stays recognizable.