Turn a character idea into a visual direction. Explore silhouettes, costumes, expressions, and concept-art styles with MiniMax Code, then refine the details that make the character recognizable.
Choose an example or describe your task, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
These original AI-generated concepts explore four different design approaches. They are illustrative artwork, not licensed characters, rigged models, or production-ready game assets.
Painterly fantasy concept art built around a strong cloak silhouette and botanical materials.
Give every character a role, a recognizable silhouette, and a practical reference for the next creative step.
Stories and Worlds
Start with the character’s role, environment, and personality. Translate those ideas into clothing, posture, materials, and a limited palette. MiniMax Code can help turn narrative notes into a visual brief, so a courier’s equipment supports their job and a guardian’s silhouette fits the world. Keep original influences broad rather than asking for a near-copy of an existing franchise.
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Games and Creative Projects
Use the AI character generator to compare body proportions, costume shapes, and a few signature accessories. Request an isolated view or a concept sheet when helpful, and verify that the details agree across views. The result is a design reference: rigging, topology, animation, collision, and engine integration remain separate production work.
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Mascots and Visual Identity
Define a mascot’s shape language, palette, expressions, and what should never change. Keep a reference sheet and use it when a workflow supports image guidance. Review each new pose for consistency rather than assuming it is automatic. Before commercial use, check similarity to existing characters and the rights attached to all reference materials.
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A comparison of workflows, not measured performance. Review facts and outputs before using them.
Prepare a focused brief, work in MiniMax Code, and review the result before the final handoff.
Describe the character’s world, personality, age range, and purpose. Start with an original idea and references you may use.
Specify silhouette, outfit, materials, color palette, and art direction. Prioritize a few recognizable features.
Compare concept directions and revise selected details. Ask for useful poses or expressions and check them for consistency.
Choose a design, document its defining features, and review rights and production requirements before using it in a project.
Practical answers about inputs, scope, product workflow, and review.
