Consistent Character AI Children’s Book Illustrations
Readers notice character drift quickly. A continuity checklist keeps your hero recognizable from page 1 to page 32.
Build a continuity anchor
- Lock hairstyle, face shape, and eye color.
- Keep outfit base elements stable.
- Define age cues and body proportions.
- Keep the same rendering style every page.
Track continuity page by page
Keep a simple continuity sheet with notes for each spread: expression, outfit variation, key props, and lighting conditions. This prevents late-stage visual contradictions.
How MyStoryBot supports consistency
MyStoryBot lets you iterate scenes while preserving character identity and tone, helping your book feel cohesive rather than assembled from unrelated images.
Character drift triage
- Minor drift: color tone or accessory changes. Fix with targeted prompt edits.
- Medium drift: face proportions or age cues shift. Re-anchor with your reference description.
- Major drift: character looks like someone else. Regenerate from a locked base reference.
Continuity log template
Track page number, outfit state, emotional state, and key props in a simple checklist. That small log creates a repeatable system and keeps late-stage fixes manageable.