AI Character Profile Generator

You paste what you already know about a character. It returns a story-bible profile: voice, goals, relationships, and the facts that must not drift. Review it before you treat any new detail as canon.

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 connection. 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.

Both names fit: you give it a name, a role and whatever notes you already have, and it returns a structured profile — appearance, voice, goals, flaws, relationships and continuity flags. What it will not do is invent a character from nothing: with an empty notes box there is nothing to expand, so give it a line or two to work from.

Eight in total, counted by IP address — not eight a day — and up to 15 in any hour. No account is needed to use them, and signing in saves your profiles to your account rather than adding more.

The profile covers goals, flaws and relationships, which is most of an arc in shorthand. To plan the arc itself — external want, internal need, the lie the character believes, the wound behind it — use the free Character Arc Worksheet, then paste the profile beside it in your series bible.