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The same character in every illustration

The problem with almost every image generator: the main character changes face between pages. Not here, and you can check it across a whole story.

Ask any image generator for twelve illustrations of the same girl and it will hand you twelve different girls. In a storybook that ruins everything: if the main character is not recognisable from one page to the next, they stop being the main character.

In cuentosIA the character holds: the same face, the same hair, the same clothes, from the cover to the last page. How we do it is our business; what you can do is check it, and that is what the free stories are published in full for.

In plain sight
  • Real photo of Leo before becoming a character in the story

    The starting photo

  • Leo turned into an illustrated character

    The illustrated character

  • Leo on page 1 of the story, looking exactly as he does throughout the book

    Page 1 of the story

  • Leo on page 4 of the story, looking exactly as he does throughout the book

    Page 4 of the story

  • Leo on page 8 of the story, looking exactly as he does throughout the book

    Page 8 of the story

  • Leo on page 11 of the story, looking exactly as he does throughout the book

    Page 11 of the story

The details

In detail

What holdsWhere you see it
The main character’s face and featuresAcross the 12 to 24 illustrated pages of the book
Hair colour, eye colour and skin toneIn every illustration, cover included
The clothes they start the story inUnless the story itself says they change
The supporting charactersUp to 4 characters in one story
The illustration style you choseCover, inside pages and back cover
The same person at another ageOnly in stories with a time jump

What stays the same across one book.

It starts with the portrait

The first thing you see of your character is not a page of the story: it is their illustrated portrait, built from the photo you upload or the description you write. If it does not look right, you redo it there and then, before a single page is drawn.

And with several characters at once

A story takes up to 4 characters. You can put your children, their grandparents and a classic catalogue character in the same story: each one stays recognisable in every scene they appear in.

Even when the story jumps years ahead

Some stories start in a girl’s bedroom and end at her wedding. When the story jumps in time, the character is still the same person in both stages: the same eyes, the same skin, the same face at the age each page calls for.

Check it on a real story

The images above come from a story published in full and for free: the starting photo, the illustrated character and several scenes from the book. It is not a mock-up made for this page — it is a story you can read from beginning to end.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The photo is used to build the character’s illustrated portrait and deleted as soon as it has been processed: what appears in the story is always the drawing, never your photograph.

The same. A story takes up to 4 characters and each one stays recognisable in the scenes they appear in, whether they are yours or from the classic catalogue.

That part is ours and we do not spell it out. What we do is show the result: the free stories are published in full, with all their illustrations, so you can judge it without paying anything.

You can redo their portrait. From that point on the illustrations you regenerate use the new version, and you can always go back to the earlier one from the history.

You can redo just that illustration, or edit it with a specific instruction while keeping the rest of the scene. Both come out of the story’s regeneration allowance.

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