There are many possible paths to get from a character idea to consistent and controllable character renders because everyone has different ways of thinking and working, unique starting assets and output requirements.
So here's a curated selection of several ways to get from A to B, designed to be as flexible as the creative process.
Character design
Start with a written description, a sketch or an existing image for starters. Add in a face of someone if there's a particular person you have in mind.
Multi-Image Flux Ultra, Pro, Dev, Recraft+
Text2Image + Prompt Enhancer LLM for Flux
Flux Text to Character Sheet
Flux Kontext - Sketch to Image
Flux Kontext - Quick & Easy
SMART FACE SWAPPER - Ace++ Flux Face swap
Image to Character Spin
Training Set Creation & LoRA Training
In general, the more robust the variety of inputs, the more flexible and controllable the outputs will be while retaining the true essence of what the character is and isn't. Don't worry if there's minor inconsistencies in the input images, this is why we're creating a model in the first place!
Character Consistency - 1 image only. Flux Ace++
Flux Kontext - Single Image to Character LoRA
Fast LoRA Training for Flux via Floyo API
ComfyUI Flux LoRA Trainer
Image Creation & Manipulation
Text to Image + LoRA model
Text to Image with Multi-LoRA
Flux Inpaint - ULTIMATE workflow.
Flux ControlNet 2.0 - All-in-one
Flux Kontext Inpainting
Image to 3D with Hunyuan3D w/ Texture Upscale
Video & Animating
Text to Video and Wan with optional LoRA
Image to Video with Wan
Wan2.1 FusionX Image2Video
Wan2.1 Start & End Frame Image to Video
Start/End Frame Multi-Video via Floyo API
Video to Video Restyle with Wan
Audio, LipSync and VFX
MMAudio: Video to Synced Audio
Video Masking with Sam2 Comparison
Wan2.1 and VACE for Video to Video Outpainting
Wan2.1 and RecamMaster for V2V Camera Control
Wan2.1 and FantasyTalking - Image2Video Lipsync








