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Bring your D&D character to life in art.
Describe your character or start from a reference image and get portrait art you can actually reuse: the same tiefling warlock in a moody tavern, mid-battle, and standing in the full party lineup. Built for players and DMs who want art, and art that stays consistent.
Create your character portraitFree to start. Create an account only when you generate.
Art for your table
A portrait for your character
A proper painted-style portrait of your PC, matching the race, class, gear and vibe you have been describing at the table for months.
Full party lineup art
Generate each party member, then bring them together in one group shot for the campaign banner, the Discord server or the session-zero reveal.
Scene art for key story moments
The same characters, rendered at the dramatic beats: the betrayal, the dragon fight, the tavern celebration. Consistency is what makes it feel like your story.
Tokens and avatars for VTTs
Crop your character art into virtual tabletop tokens and platform avatars that all clearly show the same hero.
How it works
One workflow: create the character, save them, reuse them everywhere.
1. Create your character
Upload a photo or describe your character and generate a full reference: a turnaround of angles, an expression grid and a colour palette. That reference is what makes everything after it consistent.
2. Save them to Maria
Your character is saved with Maria, the PromptFrenzy assistant, so you never rebuild them from scratch. Ask for the same character next week and the exact same design comes back.
3. Reuse them anywhere
Drop your saved character into any scene, outfit or style, then animate the result into a short clip. Same face in every image and every frame of video.
D&D character art FAQ
- How do I get AI art of my D&D character?
- Describe them the way you would to another player: ancestry, class, build, gear, scars, attitude. Or start from a reference image if you have one. The workflow generates a full character reference first, so every later portrait or scene starts from the same saved design instead of a fresh roll of the dice.
- Can the AI keep my character consistent across different scenes?
- Yes, and that is the point of doing a reference first. Because your character is saved with multiple angles and expressions, you can ask for them in a tavern, a dungeon or a boss fight and the same face and gear come back every time.
- Can I make art of my whole party?
- Yes. Create each member individually so each one is saved and consistent, then compose group shots and lineups. It works for a duo or a full six-player party.
- Does this work for Pathfinder and other TTRPGs?
- Yes. Nothing in the workflow is rules-specific. Any tabletop character you can describe, from any system or homebrew setting, can become consistent portrait and scene art.