Paste rough character notes — get a structured story-bible profile with voice, goals, relationships, and continuity flags for drafting.
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Consistent characters need more than a name — especially when AI drafts invent new traits mid-chapter. Paste your rough notes and Kestrel — Free expands them into a structured profile with voice, goals, relationships, and continuity flags you can paste into Story Studio or your series bible. Always review output; treat it as a draft that must match your canon.
Loose notes become contradictory chapters. Generate a structured profile — voice, goals, relationships, continuity flags — then paste into Story Studio or your series bible before the next drafting session.
Series bible worksheet · Character portrait · Consistency checker
It expands your notes with plausible specifics but should not contradict what you provided. Always review before adding to your bible.
Yes. Kestrel — Free provides several generations per device. Sign in to save profiles to your account.
No. Only the character name and notes you paste are sent for generation.
Paste profiles into project character fields so AI chapter generation respects voice, goals, and relationships.
Yes. Enter role as antagonist and include motivation, methods, and relationship to the protagonist for richer profiles.
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