Consistent character AI video
Consistent Character AI Video Generator
Give your recurring cast a visual starting point. Review or upload character references, select the designs for your story and compare the generated clips with them as the action moves between scenes.
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Compare a reference design with three finished clips
Mike's reference design appears alongside frames from clips 1, 5 and 10 of Hot Dog King. Compare his face, hair, clothing and proportions as the setting changes from the corridor to the track and podium. Open the source to watch the movement as well as the still frames.
How it works
- Step 1
Prepare the character
Review a generated design or choose your own reference image. Check that the important features are clear.
- Step 2
Review the scene references
Confirm the cast and available reference selections for the clips you plan to generate.
- Step 3
Compare and refine
Watch the generated clips, compare them with the references and regenerate clips that need correction.
Start with references you can inspect and reuse
Prepare character designs before generating the scenes that use them. Review the face, hair, build and outfit in each reference image, or select an image you already have. Keep the chosen designs together with the story so you can check them when planning another scene.
Zoromi also organizes location and prop designs. Review the references selected for each clip and the options available with your generation settings; reference support and results vary by workflow and model.
Keep identity and story changes clear
Use a saved character when the same person returns in a new scene or episode. Describe changes such as a new outfit or setting in the story, and inspect the selected reference so its appearance matches your intention.
This is useful for a recurring drama cast, a character leading a story series or a narrative that follows one person through different places. Compare full clips as well as thumbnails: a recognizable starting frame does not establish consistency throughout a movement.
Review and correct character drift
References guide appearance, while generated faces and details can still vary between frames. Camera angles, motion, lighting and multiple characters can make differences more noticeable. Check the face, hair, clothing and important props against the approved design.
If a clip drifts, review its selected references and story instructions, correct what needs changing and regenerate the affected clip. A reference edit guides a future generation; already generated videos stay as they were until you regenerate them.
Questions
Can I use my own character image?
Yes. You can upload an image or select one from your library for a character reference. Check that the intended design is selected for the relevant clips and that your chosen generation settings support the reference inputs you need.
Can I reuse locations and props too?
Zoromi organizes reference designs for characters, locations and props. Select the designs relevant to each scene and review how they appear in the generated footage.
Will a character have the same face in every frame?
No. References help guide recognizable features, but faces, outfits and other details can still vary. Review the output in motion and regenerate clips where the changes break your story's continuity.
Does changing a reference update videos I already generated?
Existing videos remain as generated. Review the updated reference selection and regenerate the affected clips to produce new footage using the revised design.
More answers in the FAQ and current rates on the pricing page.
Try it with your own story
Bring your story, review the available steps and prices, then choose what to generate.
Create with character references