character-consistency

Maintains character and style consistency across batch AI image generation prompts.

5|2|Updated Jul 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/LongLeo287/seosona-flow --skill character-consistency-longleo287
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: character-consistency
Source: https://github.com/LongLeo287/seosona-flow/tree/main/.claude/skills/character-consistency
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LongLeo287/seosona-flow --skill character-consistency-longleo287

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When generating a series of AI images, the character's face, wardrobe, or style drifts slightly with each generation, breaking visual continuity across scenes. This Skill solves that by defining one reusable CHARACTER or STYLE block and injecting it verbatim into every prompt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Reusable Character/Style Blocks: Define face shape, age, skin tone, hair, wardrobe, palette, and lighting once as a pasteable block, then reuse it verbatim instead of re-describing each time. - Canonical Reference Set: Generate standard angles (front, three-quarter, profile, full-body) with anti-morphing instructions to build a character sheet. - StyleAnchor Module Integration: Use StyleAnchor.inject, applyToMany, check, and create to insert blocks into single or batch prompts and verify coverage. - Use Case: A marketer needs 30 product images featuring the same KOC/mascot. Define the character block once, inject it into all 30 scene prompts, and regenerate any output that deviates from the locked identity. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to define a reusable CHARACTER block for your mascot and inject it verbatim into every scene prompt for your image batch.

Frequently Asked Questions about character-consistency

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I keep an AI-generated character consistent across multiple images?▼

Define one CHARACTER block describing face shape, age, skin tone, hair, and wardrobe, then paste it verbatim at the start of every scene prompt. Only change pose, action, and setting between scenes, and regenerate any image that deviates rather than accepting near-matches.

How to build a character reference sheet with AI image generation?▼

Generate a canonical angle set: hero front, three-quarter left, three-quarter right, side profile, and full-body. Include the instruction to keep identity, facial proportions, and wardrobe identical across all outputs with no morphing or beautifying.

What is the StyleAnchor module used for in prompt workflows?▼

StyleAnchor injects a saved CHARACTER or STYLE block into prompts via inject for single prompts or applyToMany for batches. Its check function verifies whether a prompt already contains the full block, and create stores blocks for later reuse.

Why does my AI character's face change between generations?▼

Face drift happens when each prompt re-describes the character differently, letting the model reinterpret details. The fix is to define the description once and reuse it verbatim, adding explicit no-morphing clauses to lock identity.

When should I use a STYLE block instead of a CHARACTER block?▼

Use a STYLE block when you need consistent medium, palette, lighting, texture, and render look across images rather than one specific person. It locks the visual language while allowing different subjects per scene.