Three steps — then all of them shown on one real run: a whole character made from a single paragraph.
Write a sentence or a paragraph, or add a picture you like. Tell the assistant and it sets up the steps — or set them up yourself and pick the model for each one.
You see an estimate before anything runs, and nothing runs until you press Run. Each step is charged when it finishes, and the run lists what every step cost.
Finished files go to your library and can be saved straight into your GitHub or GitLab repo, next to the rest of your game. The library keeps a copy for a while; the copy in your repo is the one that lasts.
Every step the run took, what it made, and what it charged. Nothing left out between the paragraph and the files.
The whole brief“Aelin, a half-elf ranger in weathered brown leather with a green hooded cloak, dark hair with one white streak, a scar through the left eyebrow, sharp green eyes, a longbow on her back.”
The picture everything else follows
FLUX.1 [dev] on Fal

Front, side and back
FLUX.1 [dev] on Fal



Head and shoulders, for dialogue
FLUX.1 [dev] on Fal

Neutral, angry, happy — the same face
FLUX.1 [dev] on Fal



Drawn from the portrait, background removed
FLUX.1 [dev], then background removal, on Fal
A 3D model, a rigged model and a walk
Tripo
Not pictured here — the files are on Discover, next to the pictures.
42.25 creditsOne spoken line in her voice
ElevenLabs
Not pictured here — the files are on Discover, next to the pictures.
0.29 creditsWhere it fell short: small details like the scar came through faintly, the 3D model is far too heavy for mobile, and nobody checked the rig or the walk beyond the steps finishing. It took three runs to get here. The full story →