Scene Illustration: pictures that match the chat.

Scene Illustration creates pictures from the story. Each picture reflects the current scene: the character, room, clothes, pose, and mood. You do not need to write a separate image prompt. Characters keep the same appearance across pictures and later sessions. Illustrations come with the paid plans.

What the picture is drawn from

The picture uses the same remembered scene as the writer: the room, the people present, their clothes, their poses, and the mood. It shows that scene at the moment the image is requested.

If the story puts her on the balcony in your shirt, the picture uses those details. If the story never establishes where you are, the image may choose a setting.

When an image happens

With auto-illustrate on, a picture can appear when something visible changes, such as the room, clothes, or pose. You can also ask for an illustration of the current scene at any time.

In both cases, the picture uses details already established in the story.

Consistency across weeks

Every character has a fixed appearance, so she stays recognizably herself across scenes, outfits, and months of story. A character the story introduces along the way gets a face of her own the first time she is drawn, and keeps it.

Pictures are generated for your story rather than selected from a shared gallery.

Style

Stylized digital illustration, closer to visual-novel art than to photorealism. The style holds across quiet scenes and explicit ones. Lighting, framing, and expression can vary from one picture to the next.

Credits and plans

Illustrations come with the paid plans. Standard ($5.99 a month) includes 100 image credits a month, with up to 50 unused credits rolling over. Premium ($13.99 a month) includes 500, with up to 250 rolling over. Deluxe ($49.90 a month) illustrates without credits at all.

One-time packs of 100, 300, 800, or 2,000 credits are available on any plan, and their credits never expire. The chat itself is free. See the plans.

What it does not do

A detail the story never established may come out differently than you imagined. Faces remain recognizable but will not be identical in every pixel. Anatomy can be wrong, most often in explicit scenes or with two people in the frame. To change clothes in a picture, change them in the story first.

Questions

Do the pictures match the chat?

Yes. Each picture reflects the current scene: the character, room, clothes, pose, and mood. Change the story and the next picture changes with it. If a detail has not been established, the image may have to choose one.

Can I ask for a specific picture?

Write the moment you want, then ask for the scene to be captured. There is no prompt box. If she should be in the red dress by the window, put her there in the story, and the picture follows.

Are the pictures free?

The chat is free. Illustrations come with the paid plans, which include a monthly credit allowance. Deluxe does not use credits for illustrations. One-time credit packs are also available, and their credits never expire.

Does she look the same every time?

Yes. Every character has a fixed look, and so does anyone the story introduces along the way. Lighting, angle, and expression vary from picture to picture, but her face remains recognizable.

Is it photorealistic?

No. The art is stylized digital illustration, closer to visual-novel art than to photography, and it stays in that style across quiet scenes and explicit ones alike.

See it on the illustrated AI roleplay page, or read how the story behind the pictures is kept in Scene Memory.