Start with a character reference pack

The library provides reference assets and instructions. You create your images or videos in the external tool you choose. Each product lists the files it actually includes and its tested workflow, if one has been reviewed.

1. Check before downloading

   Read the license, dimensions, included views and limitations. A 3D-style image is a picture; an editable model is a different file type.

2. Unpack and read START_HERE.md

   Keep the manifest and version information with your project. A model-sheet overview is useful for inspection; it is not a substitute for separately supplied view files.

3. Choose the right input

   If your tool accepts an image reference, use the standalone full-body image or portrait identified in the pack's guide. Video starters belong in a first-frame input only when that workflow is documented.

4. Try a small scene

   Use the supplied character as visual reference. Preserve facial features, hairstyle, outfit and colors. Place the character in [your scene].

   Review identity, hands, clothing and accessories before making a longer sequence. Results and required controls vary by tool.

5. Keep your original version

   Paid packs can be found in your library. Reviewed corrective revisions are shown separately; future characters and extensions are included only when your purchase explicitly covers them.