The most common beginner mistake is generating a new random character every time. The character looks great in image one — and like a different person in image two. Consistency is a workflow, not luck.
Step 1: Write a fixed character sheet
Before you generate anything, write down the things that never change: fictional name, adult age (for example 27), face shape, eye colour, hair colour and length, height/build in general terms, and one recognisable detail. Paste the same description into every prompt.
Step 2: Pick one winning image, then reuse it
Generate a batch, choose the single best portrait, and use that image/character as your reference for the next generations instead of starting from zero. Both SoulGen and Seduced support reusing a saved character — that feature matters more than any single filter.
Step 3: Change only one thing at a time
Change the outfit, or the location, or the pose — not all three. Changing everything at once is how the face drifts.
Step 4: Save your prompts
Keep a simple note with the exact prompt that worked. When a later image goes wrong, go back to the last prompt that worked and edit from there.
Step 5: Animate last
If you want video, get the still character right first, then animate that image on a plan that includes video. Animating a character you are not happy with just wastes credits.
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