Multiple Angles Pro

Character consistency is the unglamorous problem that quietly ruins most AI art pipelines. A single hero image is easy; ten images of the same character from different angles, with the same face, outfit and proportions, is where generic generators fall apart. Multiple Angles Pro is built narrowly for that job. You upload up to three reference images and then direct the shot explicitly — camera direction, camera height and framing — instead of hoping a prompt phrase like 'three-quarter view from below' lands correctly. The result is a set of coherent views suitable for character sheets, game asset turnarounds, VTuber model references and concept art boards. Because the direction is set through controls rather than prose, iterations are repeatable: you can regenerate the same angle with a tweaked reference and get a comparable frame, which matters when you are assembling a sheet that has to read as one character. The limitations are the honest ones for this class of tool. It works from references, so weak or inconsistent inputs propagate; complex occlusions, unusual anatomy and intricate rear detail that never appears in your references are still guesses. And it is a single-purpose tool — it will not replace a full generation suite, nor is it meant to. As a step inserted between concepting and production, though, it removes a lot of manual re-prompting.