How to give all emotions to your AI Influencer step-by-step like a pro

Keywords: character consistency, face grid, emotions, image editing, inpainting.

Today we will learn How to give all emotions to your AI Influencer and a little bit more about character consistency. In our first blog we showed you how to take a grid and create several near equal faces at different angles we wanted to expand on this and go a little more in depth on creating a character from Stark to finish using the face grid and focus and with that let’s get started last time we used the grid of nine faces which in some circumstances works pretty well especially a cartoon or anime but the overall detail can be a bit low since the faces are so small and when going for realistic images we need a little more to work with so this time around.

Give all emotions to your AI Influencer

I will be using a grid of four faces each image will be larger and more detailed you can try to generate a grid and focus and then stitch them together

I will outline and copy these two faces then I’m going to open up another Ms paint window then hit this resize button here change this to pixels click off the maintain aspect ratio button and type in 1024 in both boxes then hit okay then paste in the first two faces move them around to about here here and we will need to make them a little smaller to fit all four to do that hit the resize button again while the images are still selected and resize it down to about 90% then go back and grab another face from the first paint window and copy back to the second window and paste and resize like the others to 90%.

Let’s go back for one more face select and copy and paste and resize when you are happy with it you can save depending on what you are using the basic.

Ms paint even has a background removal but I will leave mine white you can separate the boxes with the line tool here I do this since having them separate helps keep the generations in their own spaces without it they are more likely to blend together for those who still find this too much of a pain I will include this grid as a download here.

4-face (mediafire.com)

Now let’s go to focus and go into the input image then image prompt check advanced and load in our grid we want 1024 by 1024 so it matches our grid size.

This article explores creating consistent character faces using a grid in Fooocus, emphasizing larger, detailed images for better realism and emotion.

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Highlights

• 🎨 Focus on character consistency in image generation.
• 🔍 Use a grid of four larger faces for more detail.
• 🖼️ Image editing tools like MS Paint aid in grid creation.
• ⚙️ Advanced settings help maintain consistency during generation.
• 😄 Generate varied emotions using prompt arrays.
• 🛠️ Inpainting enhances specific features like eyes.
• 🌌 Explore nighttime images with creative editing techniques.

Key Insights

• 🖌️ Character Consistency: Maintaining character consistency is crucial for realism. Using a structured approach with grids can help achieve this effectively.
• 📏 Grid Size Matters: Larger grids (like four faces) allow for better detail and realism compared to smaller grids, especially in realistic character creation.
• 💻 Editing Tools: Simple software like MS Paint can be powerful for creating and editing image grids, making the process accessible for all users.
• 🔄 Control Over Prompts: Adjusting settings like disabling seed increments gives users more control over the image generation process, essential for achieving consistent results.
• 🥳 Emotion Variation: Using arrays in prompts to generate different emotions can add depth to characters, allowing for more dynamic storytelling.
• 👁️ Inpainting Techniques: Inpainting can refine specific facial features, improving the overall image quality and ensuring characters convey the desired emotions effectively.
• 🌙 Lighting Effects: Experimenting with lighting and using images in various settings can enhance the mood and context of characters, adding another layer to their consistency.