
CharacterLock AI
Consistent character generation for anime, webtoon and games
About CharacterLock AI
Character consistency is the problem that makes AI image generation unusable for most narrative work. Generate a protagonist, then generate her again in a different scene, and you get a different person wearing similar clothes. For a webtoon running across a hundred panels, a game needing an NPC in a dozen contexts, or a brand deploying a mascot across a campaign, that is disqualifying rather than merely inconvenient. CharacterLock is built around holding identity fixed: upload one reference, describe a new scene, and the face, outfit, silhouette and palette survive the transition.
The approach is reference-based and identity-locked rather than prompt-based, which is the meaningful distinction. Describing a character in words and hoping the model reproduces them consistently does not work; anchoring to an actual reference image does. The identity anchors are explicit and selectable, so you can lock face plus outfit or a narrower set depending on what needs to stay fixed and what should change between scenes. Preset modes cover the realistic use cases directly, spanning mascot, anime, webtoon, storybook, game NPC and teaching contexts. Aspect ratio and look are configurable per generation. Pricing is credit-based across three monthly tiers, with most generations costing twenty credits and a free generation available to test it.
Upload a single reference image of your character in PNG, JPG or WebP. Choose which identity anchors to lock, such as face plus outfit, depending on how much should carry across and how much should change. Pick the mode matching your output, whether that is mascot, anime, webtoon, storybook, game NPC or teaching material, and set the aspect ratio for the destination. Describe the new scene you want the character placed in. The generation preserves the locked attributes while changing the scene around them. Most generations cost twenty credits, and plans provide six hundred, twelve hundred or twenty four hundred credits monthly, amounting to roughly thirty, sixty or a hundred and twenty generations.
- •Reference-Based Identity Lock - Anchors to an uploaded image rather than to a text description, which is what actually holds a character stable
- •Selectable Identity Anchors - Choose what stays fixed, such as face plus outfit, so some attributes can vary deliberately between scenes
- •Six Purpose-Built Modes - Mascot, anime, webtoon, storybook, game NPC and teaching, rather than one generic style setting
- •Palette and Silhouette Preservation - Consistency extends beyond the face to outfit, silhouette and colour palette
- •Configurable Aspect Ratio - Set output shape per generation to match panel, screen or asset requirements
- •Free Trial Generation - Test consistency on your own character before subscribing
- •Transparent Credit Costs - Most generations cost twenty credits, with plan allowances stated as generation counts
- •Three Monthly Tiers - Roughly 30, 60 or 120 generations per month depending on plan
For webtoon and comic creators who need the same character across many panels, indie game developers producing NPC art in multiple contexts, and brands deploying a mascot consistently across a campaign. Storybook illustrators and educators making teaching material with a recurring character get dedicated modes. It suits anyone who has tried to use a general image model for sequential art and abandoned it because the protagonist would not stay the same person. Note that credits reset each billing cycle without rollover, so plan selection should track actual monthly volume.
Pricing
$9.99 - $39.99/mo
- Starter$9.99/mo
- Pro$19.99/mo
- Max$39.99/mo
- Trial Pack$4.99 once
- Basic Pack$9.99 once
- Popular Pack$19.99 once
- Power Pack$49.99 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-21














