AI character creation

Consistent characters
in every scene

Create their look, find their voice, and bring them back in your next scene. Fringe handles the prompting.

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Project · Lab WarsYour character image, voice and revisions stay together in the studio.

Give your character more than a face

Containment’s cast in Lab Wars: Muse, Luna, Sol and Claude, each with a character sheet and a voice, from Muse’s gurgly jello babble to Claude’s insufferable “I already thought of that.”

Start with a reference: Describe someone new or upload a sketch, photo or finished design. Use the image you choose as the reference for their next scene.
Find their voice: Describe the sound and delivery you have in mind. Preview the voice before you use it for the character’s dialogue.
Make room for variations: Try a new outfit or expression as another version. Keep the original reference close so you can return to it.

From a first idea to a familiar face

1
Describe your character
Bring an image or a few words. Fringe helps you create a reference image you want to keep.
2
Find their voice
Describe how they sound. Preview the voice and refine it before using it in a scene.
3
Bring them into the scene
Use the saved character as a reference. Review each result and direct the next take in chat.

A familiar cast, a new scene

Lab Wars, Containment: clip 12 above clips 07 and 16, showing Muse, Luna and Sol with the same character designs. — Project · Lab Wars

One cast, different moments

In the Lab Wars project, Muse, Luna and Sol return across scenes with the same character references. Each clip brings a different action to the cast.

Saved references give you a starting point for consistency. Check the expression, outfit and performance in each take before you keep it.

Find your character’s voice Keep your shots connected

Questions

How do I keep a character consistent across AI videos?

Create a reference image for the character, then reuse it when preparing each scene. Fringe keeps character references and voices in your project so you can bring them into new clips. Review each generated take and give notes when something needs to change.

Can I give an AI character a voice?

Yes. Describe the voice you want, preview it and keep the version that fits. Use the saved voice when preparing dialogue for that character.

Can I use my own character drawing or image?

Yes. Upload a sketch, photo or finished design as a starting point. Describe what should stay the same and what you want to change.

Can I make another outfit or version of a character?

Yes. Create a variation while keeping the original reference available. Use the version that fits the scene, then review the result before making it part of your short.