オリキャラプロンプト作成ツール（ちびキャラ編）-AI character design generator

Example

A user wants to design an original chibi character but doesn’t know where to start. The tool begins by asking for basic information, such as gender, age, and race. This step-by-step process ensures that even users with no clear idea can gradually build a character.

Scenario

An illustrator looking to create a series of chibi characters for a LINE sticker set uses the tool to brainstorm and define the personality and physical traits of each character. They go through each step, refining traits like hairstyle, face, and clothing.

Example

The tool asks users detailed questions about their character’s hair length, style, and color. For example, 'Do you want the character to have long, wavy hair? What color should it be?' This is followed by face-related questions, such as eye shape and color.

Scenario

A manga artist needs to quickly generate a new character for a side project and focuses heavily on their facial expression and hairstyle. Using the tool, they describe a character with messy silver hair and sharp, almond-shaped eyes. This detailed input then becomes part of the prompt for an AI-generated chibi character.

Example

Once the physical attributes are set, the tool asks about the character's clothing style, colors, and any accessories. A user might choose a 'casual hoodie and sneakers' look or a 'fancy Victorian-style dress with lace.'

Scenario

A fashion designer uses the tool to visualize a chibi version of one of their new clothing designs. They describe the outfit in detail—such as 'a stylish leather jacket with silver zippers, paired with dark jeans and combat boots'—which the tool turns into a visual prompt for illustration.

Example

After gathering all necessary details, the tool compiles the information into a structured text format that can be used by AI image generators. This includes chibi-specific formatting like 'chibi-style, suitable for LINE sticker' to ensure proper rendering.

Scenario

A user wants to see how their character would look as a cute chibi sticker, so after inputting all the traits, the tool converts this into a format like '1 girl, short hair, (big bright eyes: 1.2), wearing a red hoodie, chibi-style, suitable for LINE sticker.' The result is then used to create the actual illustration.

Example

Once the initial image is generated, the tool allows the user to review the design and make adjustments. For example, they might want to change the eye color or hairstyle slightly, which the tool accommodates by revising the prompt accordingly.

Scenario

An artist creates a chibi character but decides that the smile looks too wide. They use the tool to tweak the facial description and generate a more subtle smile, ensuring the final image fits their vision more closely.