NOLGIA

Characters

Same face. Every shot.

Save a person once from a few photos, then cast them in any image or video and they look like themselves every time.

350 free credits when you create an account. No card required.

One character. Every Output.

Nora Vale is an invented character made from 3 photos. Every Output was scored against her front photo.

Front reference of Nora Vale, an invented character.

Reference photo

Front

Three-quarter reference of Nora Vale, an invented character.

Reference photo

Three quarter

Profile reference of Nora Vale, an invented character.

Reference photo

Profile

Nora Vale, an invented character, on a Paris cafe terrace.

GPT Image 2.5 Flare

Paris cafe terrace

86% match
Another shot of Nora Vale, an invented character, at a Paris cafe.

Nano Banana Pro

Another cafe shot

77% match

Hailuo 3

Rooftop at sunset, a 5 second video

87% match

More than a familiar face.

Up to 8 photos

Start with reference photos

Three to eight photos. More angles hold the face better. One clear photo works, with more drift. Front, three quarter and profile. One straight on from the front, one turned halfway, one from the side. The front close up is the main one. Each photo is checked for one clear face, and the main photo must face the camera.

Up to 3 motion clips

Keep the way they move

Add short walking or gesture footage in MP4 or MOV, 2 to 15 seconds in total. Video models that take reference clips carry how the character moves, not only the face.

Up to 12 outfits

Give them a wardrobe

Save outfits by name, each with up to 3 garment photos and notes on fabric and fit. Pick one by name when you make a character sheet.

Scored against the main photo

See the face match

Images and videos cast with a character are scored against its main photo, and the match shows on the Output. A render under 60% is made again once automatically, and you get the closer of the two.

Up to 4 in one shot

Build a cast

Add characters to a project's cast. The composers attach the cast whenever that project is open, and the NOLGIA Agent gets it as context. Reorder the cast to pick the lead.

Preferred models

Remember their models

Each character can remember a preferred image model and video model. The composers open on them when you attach it.

Works everywhere.

@name in chat and composers

Type @ and the name in the NOLGIA Agent chat or any composer prompt to attach your character.

CLI flags

The --character-id flag works on nolgia gen image and nolgia gen video.

nolgia characters create --name "Nora Vale" --reference-asset-id <photo-id>
nolgia gen video --model seedance-2.5 --character-id <character-id> --prompt "walks into a sunlit cafe"

MCP tools

The generate tools take character_ids to cast up to 4 characters.

nolgia_create_character
nolgia_list_characters
nolgia_get_character
nolgia_update_character
nolgia_delete_character

FAQ

Questions about characters.

Do I have to train a model on my face?
No. NOLGIA does not train a model on your face. A character is a set of reference photos and a written description that ride along with every render, so it is ready the moment you save it.
How many photos do I need?
Three to eight photos. More angles hold the face better. One clear photo works, with more drift. Front, three quarter and profile. One straight on from the front, one turned halfway, one from the side. The front close up is the main one.
Can I put more than one character in a shot?
Yes. Cast up to 4 characters in one shot, and reorder the cast to choose the lead.
What does the match score mean?
It measures how closely the face in an Output matches the character's main photo. 60% is the bar: a render under it is made again once automatically, and you get the closer of the two.
Which models can render a character?
Image and video models that accept reference images can render a character. Each character can remember a preferred image model and video model.
What does it cost?
Saving a character is free. Renders that use it cost the model's usual credits. Every new account starts with 350 free credits.

Cast your first character.