Best PromptsConsistent Character Sheet
Design a character once, then keep them identical across scenes: the Nano Banana workflow behind children's books, comics, and mascots.
STEP 1: Create the character sheet: A character design sheet for [CHARACTER: name, age/species, personality in 3 words]. The character has [3-4 UNMISTAKABLE MARKERS, be exact: "copper-red curly hair, round tortoiseshell glasses, a gap-toothed smile, and a mustard-yellow raincoat"]. The sheet shows the same character from three angles (front view, side profile, and back view) plus two expressions: [e.g. "joyful" and "determined"]. Consistent proportions across all views, standing in a neutral pose on a plain light background. Style: [ART DIRECTION, e.g. "warm children's-book illustration, soft gouache texture, gentle outlines" / "clean cel-shaded animation style"]. STEP 2: Generate scenes (attach the character sheet as reference each time): Same character as the reference image, same face structure, same [REPEAT THE MARKERS: "copper-red curls, tortoiseshell glasses, mustard raincoat"], same proportions, same [ART DIRECTION] style. Now show them [THE SCENE: action + setting + mood, e.g. "leaping across stepping stones in a rainy forest, laughing, late afternoon light"]. One change only per generation.
How to use
Consistency comes from three habits: always attach the character sheet as the reference image, repeat the exact marker phrases verbatim in every scene prompt, and change one variable at a time (new pose OR new setting, not both). Drift accumulates over long sessions: every 5-8 generations, re-anchor by attaching the original sheet again. For multi-character scenes, introduce characters one generation at a time.
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