The same character, in every shot
Character drift — a hero whose face changes between shots — is the thing that makes AI work look like AI work. OyeFilmy’s reference sheets pin a character down in a multi-panel sheet — face, hair, outfit, props, expressions — and every later generation, image or video, is guided by it, so shot 40 has the same person as shot 1.
What you can do
- Multi-panel reference sheets: face, profile, full body, expressions, props
- Used automatically by image and video generation to hold identity
- Works across models — the sheet, not the model, carries the character
- The backbone of storyboards, films and campaigns with recurring characters
How it works
- 1
Create the character
Describe the character once, or build the sheet from an image you already have.
- 2
Generate the sheet
The multi-panel reference sheet renders — angles, expressions, wardrobe — and is saved to your library.
- 3
Use it everywhere
Reference the sheet in any image or video generation and the character’s identity carries through.
Frequently asked questions
How does OyeFilmy keep a character consistent?
Through reference sheets: a multi-panel sheet capturing the character from several angles with consistent features, which later generations use as identity guidance. This is more reliable than re-describing the character in every prompt, which is what causes drift.
Can I use a real person or an existing character design?
You can build a sheet from an image you upload. You are responsible for having the rights to use that likeness, in line with the terms and the underlying model providers’ policies.
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