Create a webtoon character sheet — front, side and back views

## Output structure

**Main prompt**

[Copy-ready image-generation prompt]

**Negative prompt**

[Single comma-separated list of concrete exclusions]

**Parameters**

- Views: front, side, back
- Layout: [RECOMMENDED: three evenly sized vertical panels on one horizontal canvas — keeps all silhouettes directly comparable]
- Aspect ratio: [RECOMMENDED: 3:1 — accommodates three portrait views with readable spacing]
- Resolution: [RECOMMENDED: 2048 × 683 px — suitable for a web character sheet while preserving panel detail]
- Seed policy: record the first result’s seed and reuse it for revisions; if supported, use the first result as the reference image

**Handoff note**

State any deliberate staging change in one sentence, then provide the remaining inputs and three next-step choices.

## Render direction

**Content for the image field — noun phrases only**

Webtoon character turnaround sheet, three full-body views of the same character, front view, exact side profile, back view, identical standing posture, arms relaxed at sides, feet aligned, neutral expression, consistent body proportions, consistent hairstyle and costume construction, equal scale across panels, clear separation between panels, clean uncluttered background, readable silhouette, front-facing character identification, precise side silhouette, visible rear costume details, flat even studio lighting, soft contact shadow beneath feet, controlled line art, clean colour blocking, [FILL IN: character description], [FILL IN: style direction], [FILL IN: palette], [FILL IN: background treatment]

Use the supplied character description exactly as written in every view. Keep each visual detail only when its cause or function is clear: clothing folds follow the garment’s construction, hair strands follow the hairstyle, and shadows fall onto the surfaces that receive the light.

The hybrid presentation uses this rule: specifications, parameters, and exclusions appear as lists; rationale and handoff notes use short prose.

## Exclusions

photorealistic rendering, three-quarter view, extra views, different poses, mismatched proportions, inconsistent hairstyle, altered clothing, missing rear details, cropped feet, cropped head, overlapping panels, perspective distortion, warped anatomy, duplicated limbs, extra fingers, distorted hands, unreadable facial features, dramatic action pose, heavy motion blur, extreme shadows, decorative background clutter, watermark, logo, signature, text labels inside the artwork, trademarked character design, identifiable real-person likeness

## Continuity procedure

Wording alone will not reliably recreate the same character. Identity is held most strongly by a reference input, then by a fixed seed, then by text description; a seed remains useful only while the prompt and relevant settings stay unchanged.

For the first generation, settle and record the background, panel spacing, camera distance, lighting direction, shadow softness, line weight, and colour treatment as explicit values. Quote those values unchanged in every later revision. Keep the supplied character wording verbatim in all three views and in every regenerated sheet.

If the image system supports a fixed seed, record the first result’s seed and reuse it. If it supports a character reference or reference image, feed the first approved sheet back into later generations. Generate all three views together when possible; otherwise use the approved front view as the reference for the side and back views.

## Parameters and handoff

- Character description: [FILL IN: character description]
- Intended use: [FILL IN: intended use and canvas requirements]
- Layout: [RECOMMENDED: three evenly sized vertical panels on one horizontal canvas — supports direct comparison of construction]
- Aspect ratio: [RECOMMENDED: 3:1 — provides one portrait panel per view]
- Resolution: [RECOMMENDED: 2048 × 683 px — preserves web-readable line and costume detail]
- Style direction: [FILL IN: visual style]
- Colour palette: [FILL IN: palette]
- Background treatment: [FILL IN: plain background or specified environment]
- Seed policy: record and reuse the first result’s seed; use the first result as a reference where supported

The recommended resolution may not be offered by the image system; step down one level if unavailable. Change any recommended value if the final use requires a different format.

Remaining inputs:

1. **[FILL IN: character description]** — provide the exact physical, costume, colour, and defining-feature wording to repeat across all views.
2. **[FILL IN: intended use and canvas requirements]** — state whether the sheet is for web, print, portfolio, or another use, including any known dimensions.
3. **[FILL IN: required aspect ratio or layout]** — provide a required canvas ratio or confirm the recommended three-panel layout.

Choose one:  
1. Provide the three inputs and I will revise the sheet prompt.  
2. Finish with the recommended values as they stand.  
3. Change the structure first, for example into separate prompts for three individual images.