Character Bible for Novelists
Writing a physical description once isn't the same as being able to look at your character. Character Bible turns a single photo (yours, a reference, or an AI-generated face) into a full set of consistent reference images and a written profile, so you can check your character's appearance, personality, and backstory in one place — instead of hunting through old chapters to remember what you already wrote.
Keep long manuscripts from drifting
Save each character's personality and backstory alongside their visual reference, so details stay consistent whether you're on chapter 3 or chapter 40 — the exact problem long-form authors run into most.
A visual reference for cover artists and illustrators
Hand your cover designer or interior illustrator a real reference sheet instead of a paragraph of description — front, side, and back angles plus expressions, all the same face.
A library for your whole cast
Every character you create is saved to your own library, searchable by name — useful once a series grows past a handful of named characters.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a photo of a real person to use this?
No. Any clear face photo works as a starting point, including an AI-generated portrait of a character who doesn't exist — many novelists use this to visualize an original character rather than a real person.
Can I save my character's personality and backstory, not just images?
Yes. Every saved character has an editable profile section for personality and backstory notes, alongside its reference images.
Do I need to sign up to try it?
No. You can generate one full reference set without creating an account. Log in only when you want to save your results to your library.