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Reusable profiles
Keep the character name, visual description, story context, personality, and private identity assets together.
Character Studio
Create one character. Carry their identity into the next scene.
Define a reusable private character, approve the references that anchor their appearance, optionally assign a saved voice, and generate new scenes from one focused profile.
Profiles, references, scenes, and assigned voices remain private to your account by default.
Generating uses credits from a monthly plan, from $10/month. See pricing
Character Studio / Identity workspaceGobostock
Mateo · private
Identity anchors
PRIMARY
New scene · identity anchored
READYThe same character at a warm Mediterranean restaurant, enjoying dinner.
Use sceneCreate variation
1 primary reference · scene provenance retainedCreate scene
01Up to four references
02Explicit primary identity
03Private scene history
04Optional saved voice
Built for real creative work
Identity consistency starts with deliberate references.
Character Studio makes the identity source, approved references, scene prompt, and optional voice visible instead of hiding them inside one opaque prompt.
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Approved references
Generate, upload, or select owned images, then approve up to four references and identify the primary anchor.
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Reference-guided scenes
Write the new scene around the saved character identity with supported aspect, seed, and generation controls.
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Saved voice assignment
Attach an eligible private voice profile so a character can retain an audio identity across supported workflows.
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Private by default
Keep character profiles, identity references, scenes, and voice assignments tied to the account.
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Generation provenance
Retain the source references, prompt context, model, settings, and generation state behind each scene.
Real reference sources
Start from an image you own or are allowed to use.
These are real approved Gobostock marketplace images shown as potential source inspiration, not fabricated character-consistency results.
A clear workflow
From source to finished output.
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Define the character
Add a name and visual description, with optional story, personality, and creative context.
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Create or add references
Generate a candidate, upload a permitted image, or select an eligible owned gallery asset.
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Approve the identity
Review the reference set, choose the primary anchor, and optionally assign an eligible saved voice.
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Create new scenes
Write a concrete scene prompt, select valid settings, confirm the quote, and review identity consistency.
What you can do
- Reusable character profiles
- Generated references
- Supported private uploads
- Owned-gallery references
- Up to four approved references
- Primary identity selection
- Reference-guided scenes
- Saved voice assignment
Important limits
- — Reference-guided generation can still vary in face, clothing, age, body, and fine details.
- — You must have permission and consent to use every identity and reference image.
- — Character Studio is not a tool for deceptive impersonation or unauthorized identity cloning.
Questions, answered
Character Studio FAQ
What is an AI character reference?
It is an image you approve to guide a character’s visible identity when creating new scenes.
Can I use my own image?
Yes. You can upload a supported image you have permission to use, choose an owned gallery image, or generate a new reference.
How many references can one character use?
The current Character Studio workflow supports up to four approved references per character.
Can a character have a voice?
Yes. An eligible saved voice can be assigned to a character and reused across supported character workflows.
Are characters and scenes public?
Character profiles, references, generated scenes, and voice assignments are private to the account by default.
Continue creating
Related Gobostock tools
Build a cast member, not a one-off prompt.
Create the profile first, approve the identity anchors, and review each new scene before using it in a larger story.