Consistency

• Upload your own character

  How to upload a custom character image and what the 'Convert to match your video's visual style' checkbox actually does.Featured

• Uploaded a Character? Match Video Style vs. Keep Uploaded Look

  When you upload a character, object, or location image during casting, choose Match Video Style only if it needs converting; choose Keep Uploaded Look if it's already in your video's visual style.Featured

• Consistent characters, objects and locations

  Atlabs keeps characters, objects, and locations looking the same in every scene of a video and across videos. You set up each character in one of three ways: Create New (Atlabs generates it with AI), Character Library (pick a saved or ready-made character), or Upload (use your own image). Atlabs then uses that reference whenever the character, prop, or place appears, so faces, outfits, proportions, and settings don't drift between shots. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/4Few readers

• How do I prepare a character sheet for upload?

  Prepare a character sheet for upload in Atlabs: show the front, side and back views plus a face close-up, mark the height, and use the sample prompt to create one.Few readers

• How to reuse a character, location, or object across videos?

  How to save a character, location, or object once and pull it into every future project without rebuilding it from scratch.Few readers

• Kids series: the same characters in every episode

  Atlabs lets you build a kids' cartoon or song series where the same characters, places, and props appear in every episode. You create the cast once in episode 1, and reuse it from the Character Library in every episode after that. Your hero looks the same in episode 1 and episode 20. Which workflow to use Stories and cartoon episodes: Animated Video: https:Few readers

• Why do my characters look different from scene to scene?

  Atlabs keeps a character looking the same across scenes when the video model can use your character as a reference. If a character changes, gets duplicated, or looks different in any scene, it's usually one of the causes below. Why it happens Some video models only animate the first image (start frame) of a scene. They can't read character tags.@name). If a scene has no image yet, the model builds the video from the text prompt alone, and the characters won't match. How to fixFew readers

Which AI model should I use?

• Which AI model should I use?

  A plain-English guide to picking the right Atlabs model for video, image, and lip sync, matched to what you're actually trying to make.Few readers

How do I switch AI models in a workflow?

• How do I switch AI models in a workflow?

  Switch between Atlabs' AI models with a single dropdown, in the Motion tab, in any AI App, or per scene, so you can match the model to each shot.Few readers

What is model routing on Atlabs?

• What is model routing on Atlabs?

  Model routing means Atlabs gives you many AI models in one interface and sets a sensible default per workflow, while letting you switch models whenever you want.Few readers