AI Character Scene Image Maker

Makes a picture (image) — not a video. Choose a saved character (or upload one), describe the scene and the camera shot, and get a new illustration with the same character. Want it moving? Send the picture to the AI Video Generator in one click.

  • Creates an image of your character in a scene
  • Same character in every scene
  • Wide, medium, close-up · 16:9, 9:16, square
  • Next: animate it in the AI Video Generator
1. Character sheet (image)→2. Scene picture (image)→3. Animate into video

1. Choose your character

…or upload a character sheet or drawing

Use a character you created, or your own artwork.

Art style (match your character)

Your character picture and description are sent to our AI provider only to make the scene, then deleted. Failed jobs are refunded automatically.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

32 AI credits for each image, made with Nano Banana 2. Every account gets free AI credits each day, and credit packs start at ₹199 for 300 credits. If an image fails, the credits are refunded automatically.

How does it keep the character the same?

The character sheet is sent as a reference picture, and the AI is told to keep the same face, hairstyle, outfit, colours and proportions. Clear sheets from the Character Creator give the most consistent results.

Can I put two characters in one scene?

This version keeps one main character per scene. Describe other people or animals in the scene and the AI adds them as supporting characters.

Does this make a video?

No — the Scene Maker makes a still picture (image). To make it move, press Next: animate into a video under your scene: it opens the AI Video Generator with your picture already loaded as the starting frame.

Which shape should I choose?

16:9 for YouTube videos, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, 1:1 or 4:5 for Instagram posts, and 3:2 for picture-book pages.

Tell your whole story with one character

Make a scene for every moment of your story — the same character at school, at home, in the forest or on an adventure — and line them up as a storyboard, a comic strip or the frames of your next video.

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