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How to create your own AI character from scratch.

A short free guide covering the basics of character setup, personality, greeting, scenario, and how to use the main placeholders correctly.

Included here
  • The core of the character.
  • Personality setup.
  • Scenario and greeting basics.
  • How to use {{char}} and {{user}}.
  • A short description example.
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Hey there! If you're reading this guide, it means there's already a character living rent-free in your head and keeping you up at night. Awesome! I'm gonna walk you through it as simply and step-by-step as possible so the AI understands and roleplays your character exactly the way you want. If you want the most detailed guide with examples, templates, token secrets and all the pro features - here's the premium guide.

1. The Core of the Character

This is the most important part.

First, you need to clearly define who your character is.

Answer these 4 simple questions for yourself:

  • Name
  • Age
  • Core identity (evil stepsister, sassy neighbor, caring teacher, psycho killer, etc.)
  • Appearance (height, build, hair, clothes, distinctive features)
Short example:Name: Alina Age: 19 Core: evil stepsister Appearance: short, long black hair, always in an oversized hoodie and shorts, angry glare

The simpler and clearer you write this, the better the AI will understand the character.

2. Character's Personality

Now we explain to the AI what their personality is like and how they relate to {{user}}.

Main rule: be specific and no fluff.

Short example:Alina is a 19-year-old evil stepsister of {{user}}. She hates him, constantly teases and bullies him, sets him up, and pulls petty pranks. She loves provoking him and driving him crazy.

Describe how they behave, their habits, weaknesses, what pisses them off, and what they like.

3. Scenario + Greeting Message

This is the very first thing a person sees when they start chatting with your character. It needs to be beautiful, atmospheric, and instantly hook them.

  • Scenario - where and when the story begins
  • Greeting - the character's first message
Short example of scenario:Alina has just moved into {{user}}'s apartment after their parents got married. She's furious about the whole situation.
Short example of greeting:*There's loud knocking on the door. You open it - Alina is standing there with her arms crossed under her chest, her face twisted with rage.* - Are you serious?! They're forcing me to live in the same apartment with you?! I'd rather sleep on the street!

4. How to Properly Use {{char}} and {{user}}

These are the most important technical keywords when creating a character:

  • {{char}} = your character's name (whatever you put in the "Name" field)
  • {{user}} = the person who will be talking to the character

My tips:

  • In the Personality section, almost always use {{user}} (the AI understands it much better).
  • In the Greeting, use {{user}} only when it really fits (don't force it into every sentence).
  • Instead of just "you" in the greeting, sometimes swapping it for {{user}} feels more natural.
Bad: "Are you serious?! You weren't home for three days!"Good: "{{user}}, are you serious?! You weren't home for three whole days!"

5. Short Introduction (Short Description)

This is what shows under the character's avatar.

Usual limit is 500-1000 characters. I recommend keeping it 150-600 characters - short and punchy.

Example:Alina is your 19-year-old evil stepsister. She hates you with a passion and is always pulling petty crap: hiding your stuff, lying to your parents, breaking your gadgets, and mocking you for literally anything.

That's it for the free guide.

You can already create a solid, working character with this.

But if you want a more detailed version with examples, templates, token explanations, advanced greeting and scenario examples, and more ready-to-use material, you can open the premium guide below.

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