🟢 How I achieve character consistency + my prompt hacking tool

👋 Hey there,

Today I wanted to share a behind-the-scenes look at how I stay consistent with my faceless brand visuals.

If you’re building with AI and want to keep your content on-brand while saving time, this is the exact stack I use weekly — and two of the tools are 100% free.

🔁 Tool #1: How I Generate 100+ On-Brand Character Images (Free)

To keep my AI character consistent across reels, carousels, and thumbnails, I use Kling.

And here’s the kicker:
I’ve generated over 100 images with the tool... and haven’t paid a single cent.

Kling helps me:

• Lock in the same facial structure, style, and vibe

• Create multiple versions of my avatar (without starting over)

• Speed up content creation and stay visually consistent

For faceless creators, this solves the identity drift issue.

🖼 Tool #2: How I Refine + Edit Those Images (with AI)

Once Kling generates the image, I bring it into Canva (Pro version) — and this is where the real polish happens.

Using Canva's AI tools, I:

• Use Magic Expand to widen the frame with generative fill

• Remove unwanted objects or watermarks

• Adjust backgrounds or lighting

• Upscale the image for best quality

If you’re already using Canva and not touching the AI features — you’re missing out on serious time savings.

Yes, I pay for Canva Pro, and honestly, it's worth it just for these AI editing features.

🧠 Tool #3: My Secret Weapon for Prompt Hacking

Ever seen an AI-generated image and thought, How did they do that?

I use this Hugging Face tool to reverse-engineer prompts from images I love.

📌 Try it here: huggingface.co/spaces/fancyfeast/joy-caption-alpha-two

It helps me:

• Understand how images were likely generated

• Borrow the structure or modifiers used

• Apply those styles to my own character in Kling

It’s been a game-changer when I hit creative blocks or want to recreate a visual style I found online.