Alright, listen up Kemosabe — if you’re serious about building a 100% AI-based OFM operation that actually prints money and doesn’t look like some random mishmash of inconsistent faces and off-brand aesthetics, this is one of the most important skills you can learn.
We’re talking about character consistency — creating an AI model that looks the same across every image, every angle, every emotion, every post.
That kind of consistency builds a brand. It builds recognition. It makes fans start to feel like they know her — and that’s when the real money starts flowing.
And the good news? You don’t need a Hollywood CGI studio to do it. You just need Nano Banana, a free photo editor like PhotoPea, and Pykaso to train your own LoRa.
Let’s break this whole process down, step-by-step, shall we?
Step 1: Start With a Solid Character Identity
Before you generate even one image, you’ve gotta know who your AI model is.
Ask yourself:
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What’s her vibe?
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What’s her audience?
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What kind of content is she going to make?
Is she a soft-spoken gamer girl who lives on Twitch and posts cozy selfies? A sultry fantasy witch who reads tarot and drops moonlit thirst traps? Or maybe she’s a cheeky e-girl who flirts with everyone like it’s her job (because, well, it is).
Write out a simple character reference sheet — I’m talking basic but crucial details:
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Name
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Age range and look
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Hair color/style
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Clothing styles
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Facial expressions you want her to have
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Common poses or props
This sheet becomes your blueprint. You’ll use it to guide every prompt, every collage, every training step.
The clearer you are here, the cleaner your end result will be.
Pro Tip: Sit down with ChatGPT and explain exactly the kind of character you want to create, and that you need a character reference sheet for it. It will give you a hyper-detailed sheet you can use for the next step.
Step 2: Create a Character Collage
Now we move to Nano Banana — one of the best AI image generators for consistent character creation. It’s available inside the Google AI Studio for the low, low price of FREE.
The idea is simple: instead of generating random one-off images, you’re going to build a collage — a single image that shows your character from multiple angles, in different moods and expressions. It’s like a grid of several different shots of the character in one image.
Think of it like a “character study” — the same person smiling, turning, laughing, pouting, maybe a side view or two.
Prompt Tips for Nano Banana
Try to create 6 portraits in one image. You can even use the “collage” or “grid” keyword in your prompt to help AI compose it neatly.
- “Create a collage sheet of 6 different facial expressions of this character in a 3:2 aspect ratio.“
Add instructions to the prompt:
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“Front view, profile, ¾ angle, looking up, smiling, serious expression, angry frown”
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“Uniform lighting, photo collage layout”
Repeat this process as many times as you need to in order to get a significant set of images. You should get some body poses in a collage, as well (facing front, from the back, from the side, etc).
Once you’ve got solid collages — your girl looks like herself in every panel — download them in the highest quality possible. Image quality is VERY important throughout this entire process.
Step 3: Split That Collage into Individual Images
Now it’s time to chop it up.
Open your collage in PhotoPea (free & web-based, it’s basically Photoshop in your browser) or real Photoshop if you’ve got it.
Use the rectangular selection tool to crop out each panel separately.
Each one should show your character from a slightly different angle or with a different expression.
Save each cropped section as its own file — ideally PNG or high-quality JPG — and label them like:
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model_front_smile.png
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model_side_serious.png
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model_laughing_angle.png
You’re aiming for a balanced reference set — a mix of close-ups, side views, and one or two full-body or mid-shot images.
The individual files you create from the collages are what you’ll feed into Pykaso AI for training in the next step.
Step 4: Train Your LoRa in Pykaso
Here’s where the magic happens. For this step, you will need a Pykaso AI account. Get a free account here.
Pykaso is the platform that lets you train a custom LoRa — basically a mini AI brain that learns exactly how your model looks.
When you upload your reference images, Pykaso studies the features: the face shape, skin tone, lighting patterns, eye spacing, hairstyle — all of it. Then it compresses that info into a LoRa file that you can apply to future generations.
Training Walkthrough
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Log into Pykaso.
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Start a new LoRa training session.
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Upload your cleaned, cropped reference set.
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Tag them consistently — something like
model_name, female, portrait, full body, smiling. -
Start training.
Depending on how much data you give it, this can take a little while — but trust me, once it’s done, you’ve basically got your own personal AI model locked in.
If your first run isn’t perfect, no worries. You can always retrain, swap out weaker images, or add more expressions to improve it. Don’t be discouraged if you initially get caca results, you need to play with it a bit and keep at it.
Step 5: Generate Consistent Images and Videos
Now that your LoRa is trained, this is where you pump out content.
When you generate new content using Pykaso, just apply your custom LoRa in the prompt.
Suddenly, every image you create has that same consistent face, body, vibe, and style.
Try prompts like:
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“model_name taking a mirror selfie, red lingerie, warm bedroom lighting”
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“model_name smiling with coffee, cozy morning, natural light”
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“model_name looking at camera, close-up, cinematic lighting”
Boom — all of them look like the same girl.
And it doesn’t stop at stills. Pykaso also lets you create AI video clips using your LoRa. So you can generate short motion scenes that actually look believable. Perfect for promos, ads, or even storyline-style content if you’re building an AI persona for an OFM brand.
Step 6: Maintain and Evolve the Character
Here’s what separates casuals from pros.
If you want your AI model to stay relevant and evolve like a real influencer, keep updating her LoRa with fresh images over time.
New hairstyle? Train an update.
New outfit aesthetic? Add a batch.
Different lighting styles? Retrain for variation.
Keep a folder on your drive labeled “Character Updates” and drop new reference sets in as you evolve her look.
This is how you keep the brand fresh without losing consistency.
Bonus Tips From Your Friendly Neighborhood Camlord
1. Keep Prompts Tight and Repeat Key Identifiers
Always use the same name tag or keyword in every generation. If your LoRa is called “camgirl_ruby,” use that every time.
It reinforces consistency across generations.
2. Stay Realistic
If you go too abstract with your prompts, the AI might drift. Keep lighting and angles believable — your fans connect better with realistic content.
3. Check Your Training Data
If one of your reference images looks off — different eyes, different lighting — don’t use it. Bad data = bad LoRa. Every image should match the overall aesthetic. Keep. Quality. High.
Monetizing SFW AI Influencers
As I’ve stated repeatedly, creating high-quality NSFW (sexually explicit) image and video content with AI generators is very challenging, and definitely NOT for beginners. But that doesn’t really matter because, if you use the correct whale-focused strategy, you don’t actually need NSFW content to do extremely well in AI OFM.
Yes, explicit content helps a lot, especially when you’re new and lack experience, but it’s not actually necessary. The key is to target high-value subscribers (whales) and focus on providing the “girlfriend experience” they’re after. You do this right and they’ll be tipping huge amounts without even wanting ANYTHING at all in return.
The most powerful tool you’ll have at your disposal in this journey will be Pykaso AI, because once you’ve trained it on your AI influencer, it can spit out content on demand for you. Every piece of content it produces is an asset you can use to bring in fans and MONEY.
You monetize these fans on platforms like DFans or FanVue, both of which are very AI-content friendly. No need to have a real model to use as a reference for the AI content (in order to use OnlyFans, you’d need a human model registered on the site, on which the AI content is based).
Right now, DFans is by far the better option because it actually has an excellent AI chatbot that you can program to engage your model’s fans via DM in line with her personality. This feature can literally make you THOUSANDS on autopilot, so if you don’t want to have to chat yourself, or hire chatters, DFans is for you.
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