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AI Tool to Create Character Sheet

CinemaDrop is an AI tool to create character sheet style references you can reuse across storyboards, so your characters stay consistent from shot to shot.

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AI Tool to Create Character Sheet

  • Character Consistency First

    Create reusable character references so faces, wardrobe, and style stay consistent across your storyboard.

  • Storyboard Driven Workflow

    Plan shot by shot with a storyboard so you can iterate on scenes before finalizing outputs.

  • Images, Video, and Audio Together

    Generate images, video, voices, music, and sound effects in one place to assemble scenes end to end.

Lock Character Identity Early

Use the AI tool to create character sheet style visuals at the start of your project so you have a reliable reference to build on. Reuse those references to keep facial features, wardrobe, and overall art direction aligned as your storyboard expands. This helps every new shot feel like it belongs to the same cast and production.

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Lock Character Identity Early
Reuse References Across Shots

Reuse References Across Shots

Maintain continuity by reusing earlier character outputs as references while generating new storyboard images. Adjust camera angle, framing, and action without losing the character’s identity. The result is a sequence that reads like one cohesive film rather than isolated generations.

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Anchor Characters With Elements

Save characters as reusable Elements so your character sheet references stay available throughout your storyboard. Attach reference images to strengthen continuity for future generations, even as scenes and settings change. This keeps identity, wardrobe cues, and key details steady across the project.

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Anchor Characters With Elements
Carry Consistency Into Motion

Carry Consistency Into Motion

Once your character references are solid, move from storyboard images into video while keeping the same look. Create video from text prompts or use image-to-video with chosen start and end frames to guide motion. Add speech, music, and sound effects in the same storyboard workspace to bring scenes to life.

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FAQs

Can CinemaDrop work as an AI tool to create character sheet references for my story?
Yes. You can generate character reference images and reuse those outputs as references while creating new storyboard shots. This helps keep the same character identity consistent across a sequence.
What’s the best way to keep one character consistent across many shots?
Start by creating a strong character reference, then reuse it when generating new images with different angles, framing, and actions. This continuity-first approach helps your storyboard feel cohesive instead of varied from shot to shot.
How do Elements help with character sheet style continuity?
Elements are reusable assets such as characters, locations, and props that you can keep and reference throughout a project. By attaching reference images to a character Element, you can better anchor future generations to the same identity.
I only have a rough concept—can I still end up with consistent character references?
Yes. You can begin from an idea, develop it into a script, and generate a storyboard you can iterate on while building character references. Reusing references as you refine shots helps lock in consistency over time.
Do I need a finished script before making a character sheet style reference?
No. You can start from a storyboard prompt and generate character imagery right away, or you can paste an existing script and storyboard it first. Either path lets you reuse outputs as references for continuity.
Can I turn my character reference images into video later?
Yes. You can generate video from text prompts or use image-to-video by selecting start and end frames from storyboard images. This helps carry the character’s look from stills into motion.
Can the same character voice be reused across multiple scenes?
Yes. If you assign a voice to a character Element, you can reuse that voice as you generate speech across your storyboard. This helps keep both visual and audio identity consistent.