Style before anything else
The first screen asks for 2D or 3D, and that single answer follows you through every image afterwards. A stylised 2D avatar stays consistent cheaply; a 3D realistic model asks more of your device and rewards it with depth. Our comparison of the two renderings goes through what each one does well.
Hair colour, eye colour and body type come next. They matter for the pictures and not at all for the conversation, which is where most new users spend their time backwards.
The fields that change her words
Hobbies and professional background are the two inputs that feed her vocabulary and decide which topics she raises unprompted. Give her a field of work with its own jargon and the chat stops sounding generic within a dozen messages. The vocal profile is the third lever: pick it against the personality, not against the portrait.
Pick the render
2D anime or 3D realistic, then hair, eyes, body and clothing.
Write the background
Hobbies and profession — these set her vocabulary and topics.
Choose the voice
Match a vocal profile to the personality you just described.
Generate
Save, and the traits are processed into a conversational partner.
Prompting without rerolls
Specificity is the whole trick. Broad statements produce broad answers, so name the scenario and use sensory detail instead of adjectives, and rate responses so the model learns what you wanted. If a reply drifts, redirect it in the chat rather than rebuilding the character.
- Define the relationship dynamic early
- Keep sentences short and concrete
- Use the reroll button for phrasing, not for personality
- Stay inside one persona per session
The same habits apply to a male companion and to any profile taken straight from the 100+ catalogue — a pre-made personality still answers the brief you give it.
Continuity over weeks
The memory system recalls details from earlier chats, so a companion built properly on Monday is noticeably better company by Friday. That is also why switching characters every evening never produces the effect people come here for.
Free accounts get daily tokens, enough to judge whether the voice and tone suit you. Unlimited messaging and faster image and voice generation come with the membership tiers, at $12.99 a month or $5.99 a month on the annual term.
Questions about the build
Should I pick 2D or 3D?
Both are first-class. 2D holds a stylised look easily; 3D needs a device that can handle basic graphic rendering. The rendering page compares them.
Which fields change the way she talks?
Hobbies and professional background feed her vocabulary and topics; the vocal profile shapes the voice notes. Physical traits only affect images.
Does she remember earlier conversations?
Yes — details from past chats are recalled, so each session continues the last one. That continuity is the point of staying with one companion.
What can I do without paying?
Free accounts get daily tokens and full browsing of the catalogue, no credit card. Premium adds unlimited messaging and faster generation.