Ideogram Character
Character is Ideogram V3's character-reference generation path. The reference anchors who the subject is while the prompt defines the new image; it is neither fidelity-preserving editing nor multi-person identity management. 12 / 18 / 24 credits per image; 1–4 outputs
30-second overview
- Ideogram Character / Capabilities — Start here when one approved character image must guide a different action, environment, or camera view while retaining recognizable traits.
- Ideogram Character / Style — Character consistency is an objective, not a guarantee; facial, clothing, and accessory details can drift.
- Ideogram Character / Credit cost — TURBO/BALANCED/QUALITY cost 12/18/24 credits per image; the total follows the selected output count.
- Ideogram Character / Rendering speed — Rendering tier, MagicPrompt, seed, and negative prompt enable controlled comparisons.
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At a glance
What is this model like?
Start here when one approved character image must guide a different action, environment, or camera view while retaining recognizable traits. TURBO, BALANCED, and QUALITY cost 12, 18, and 24 credits per image. The total is the per-image rate multiplied by the selected 1–4 outputs, rounded up to whole credits.
- What it does best
- Character is Ideogram V3's character-reference generation path. The reference anchors who the subject is while the prompt defines the new image; it is neither fidelity-preserving editing nor multi-person identity management.
- Best for
- It fits mascot concepts, original characters, game or story scene drafts, and series work that needs to evaluate one subject's recognizability across images.
- Why use it on Kyeo AI
- Compare Remix when the objective is a generative reinterpretation of the source, or Reframe when the objective is outpainting and canvas adaptation. Their input goals and review criteria both differ from Character.
Key facts
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Common questions
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Selection guide
Use these decision points when choosing a model.
Choose Character for a known subject in a new scene — Start here when one approved character image must guide a different action, environment, or camera view while retaining recognizable traits.
Switch paths for a style change or a larger canvas — Compare Remix when the objective is a generative reinterpretation of the source, or Reframe when the objective is outpainting and canvas adaptation. Their input goals and review criteria both differ from Character.
Run three controlled scene tests first — Cross-scene recognizability is the useful metric. Review facial structure, silhouette, hair color, clothing, and signature elements separately instead of selecting only the most striking output.
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Practical usage insights
Practical guidance based on public sources, current on-site limits, and representative tasks.
One strong image does not make a usable series
The same input type can serve three different jobs
Capabilities
Single-character reference generation
Style and prompt expansion
Size and repeatability controls
Use cases
Mascot scene concepts
Story and social sequences
Game or IP character pitches
Prompt tips
Use a clear single-character reference
Describe the change, not a new identity
Hold controls steady while measuring drift
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What to know first
Adjustable parameters
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Credit usage
TURBO, BALANCED, and QUALITY cost 12, 18, and 24 credits per image. The total is the per-image rate multiplied by the selected 1–4 outputs, rounded up to whole credits.
Before batch generation, run an A/B test with the same assets across the current model and alternatives to validate quality and avoid wasting credits.
FAQ
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Ideogram V3 Remix
Ideogram V3 Remix — Upload one JPEG, PNG, or WebP image, describe what should stay or change, then choose speed, style, MagicPrompt, size, strength, and 1–4 outputs. It suits experiments with style, setting, material, or content based on an existing poster, illustration, product concept, or social asset.
Nano Banana Pro
Nano Banana Pro supports text-to-image generation and reference-image editing on Kyeo AI, with 1K, 2K, or 4K output. Each 1K or 2K request costs 8 credits, while 4K costs 14. Resolution is an output-size tier, not a guarantee of quality, accuracy, or detail.
Z-Image
Kyeo AI's Z-Image workflow is a streamlined text-to-image option. The public source service charges a raw price of 0.8 credits per image, and the local integer-credit wallet rounds it up to 1 credit; prompts can contain up to 1,000 characters, and 5 aspect ratios are available. The workflow does not accept image input or provide editing.
Sources
Content is based on model documentation, feature references, and the settings available on Kyeo AI.
This page describes the current public Ideogram Character capabilities using Ideogram official documentation.