One face in every photo
Your character keeps the same face from the first image to the hundredth, in any scene.
The face
Morning by the window
A slow train home
An evening walk
A consistent AI character is one whose face stays the same across generated images. In CraveMe, the portrait generated when you create a character becomes the face reference for every later image: the scene, the pose and the outfit change, the face does not.
Why AI faces usually drift
An image model draws a new person every time unless it is given a reference. That is why many AI chat apps show a slightly different face in each picture, and the character never quite feels like the same someone.
CraveMe settles the face at the very start. It is generated once, when you create the character, and then reused as the reference for every scene that follows.
How the face stays the same
One reference face
Created in the first step from your inspiration portrait.
A new scene each time
Every image builds its setting, composition and pose from the conversation.
The same face, applied
The reference face is placed into each new scene.
Where the photos come from
- Automatic photos
- One every third message, drawn from the conversation. You can turn this off in settings.
- Show me a moment
- Describe what you want under any reply; it arrives in seconds.
- One credit, one image
- You start with 8 free credits.
Questions about the face
Does the face change between scenes?
No. Every image uses the same reference face; only the scene, pose and outfit change.
Is it a real person’s face?
No. It is a new, original face generated from your inspiration portrait, and the character is fictional.
Does it work for anime characters?
Yes. Choose the anime style when you create the character.