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AI Character Art for D&D Players and Dungeon Masters

Your PC. Eight angles. Every expression. Drop into Roll20, hand to the DM, print at the table.

Last updated · By the EZ Character team

The problem

D&D characters live for hundreds of hours across multiple campaigns. The portrait you commission at level 1 stops looking like your character by level 10. Generating new art for each milestone, each costume change, and each session leads to the same problem AI artists everywhere face — drift. The character on your level-10 token doesn't match the level-3 portrait. Locking the multi-angle reference set early means the same character can age, change armor, gain scars, and still read as the same character.

How d&d players and dungeon masters use EZ Character

  • Player character multi-angle portrait set

    Generate your PC in front, profile, three-quarter, and back. Use the angle set across Roll20/Foundry tokens, session-zero hand-outs, and full-body portraits for character sheets.

  • Party reference sheet for the campaign

    Build a group portrait pinned with each PC's reference set. The DM uses it for visual consistency across narrative descriptions; players use it for cover art and recap posts.

  • NPC roster for the DM

    Lock every recurring NPC — the tavern keeper, the rival adventurer, the BBEG — with their own multi-angle set. Drop into VTT scenes without re-generating mid-session.

  • Class-specific reference (armor swaps, multiclass progression)

    Generate the same character in alt class costumes — paladin in plate, the same paladin after multiclassing into warlock, in different gear states. The face stays locked.

Recommended workflow

Start with these step-by-step guides — tuned for the deliverables d&d players and dungeon masters ship most often.

Which tier fits this work

Start with a Credit Pack. A typical campaign uses 5–15 locked character references (PCs + NPCs). A 3,200-credit pack covers the campaign plus alt-state generations with credit left over. Credits never expire across campaigns.

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Frequently asked questions

Will the art match my Roll20 or Foundry VTT token style?
Generate at the style and aspect ratio that matches your VTT setup. For Roll20 tokens, the standard is 280×280 round; for Foundry, common defaults are 100–200px square. Generate at higher resolution and downsample.

Can I use this for published campaign content (DriveThruRPG, itch.io)?
Paid tiers include full commercial rights. Independent TTRPG publishers regularly use AI-generated character art on DriveThruRPG and itch.io. Confirm the platform's current AI-content policy before listing — most are AI-positive with disclosure.

How do I keep the character consistent across multiple sessions?
Generate the multi-angle reference set once at session zero. Pin to the campaign Notion / Obsidian / Discord. Reference the set every time you need new art for the character — milestone portraits, costume swaps, alt-class progression.

Can I generate races and species that aren't typically supported well by AI (tabaxi, dragonborn, warforged)?
Yes. EZ Character's D&D pipeline is trained against the full SRD species set and standard published-bestiary archetypes. Tabaxi, dragonborn, warforged, kobold, tiefling, aasimar, genasi, firbolg, satyr, etc. all generate cleanly.

Generate your first reference set

Upload one image. Get 8 consistent angles. Use the set across every spread, frame, or sprite in your project.

Try EZ Character free

Free tier: 40 credits every month. No credit card required.