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Community Presets are reusable image prompts applied to existing characters. The character already has a face, body, and hair. A preset changes one specific part of the image without overwriting that identity. The public preset library is curated. A preset must be safe, distinct, consistent, and useful across many characters.

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Start in the preset tool

Open Generate, choose the preset type, and use Create a Preset. The tool keeps the prompt in the correct slot and creates the cover images reviewers need.

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Core requirements

Every public preset must:
  • Follow the Terms and platform policies.
  • Use an English title, description, and prompt.
  • Be accurately tagged SFW or NSFW.
  • Stay entirely within one preset type.
  • Preserve the character’s body, face, and hair.
  • Produce consistent output across different characters.
  • Be meaningfully different from existing public presets.
  • Use a cover image generated in the Create a Preset tool.
  • Match the cover image to the actual prompt output.

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SFW and NSFW tagging

A preset is SFW when it does not force or include nudity, genitals, sexual acts, or explicit fluids. It is NSFW when it includes or encourages any of those elements. Ambiguous or mismatched tagging is rejected. Judge the prompt by what it reliably generates, not only by the words in its title.

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Preserve the character

Do not use a preset to modify:
  • Muscle definition or body proportions.
  • Breast size, genitalia, or anatomy.
  • Hair color, length, or style.
  • Facial features in a way that changes identity.
Those details belong to the character. A public preset must work with the character as-is.

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Keep the slots independent

Slot mixing is one of the most common rejection reasons:
  • A pose should not specify clothing or a location.
  • An outfit should not specify a pose, expression, or mood.
  • A background should not force the character’s position or outfit.
Independent slots let a user combine any pose, outfit, and background without creating conflicting instructions.

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Aim for consistency

Reviewers test presets across multiple characters and generations. The target is approximately 90% visual consistency. Prompts should be:
  • Focused enough to produce a recognizable result.
  • Detailed enough to offer value.
  • Short enough to avoid competing instructions.
  • Visual rather than narrative.
Avoid paragraph-style prompts, irrelevant sensory detail, and many weighted terms. Weights above 1.1 are rarely needed for a public preset and often reduce stability.

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Test across characters

Before submitting, use at least three visibly different characters:
  1. Different body types.
  2. Different genders or presentation where the preset allows it.
  3. Different realistic or anime styles where applicable.
A preset that only works for one very specific model or aesthetic is better kept private or shared directly with interested community members.

Pose presets

Define useful movement without forcing a scene.

Outfit presets

Build complete, versatile looks without changing the character.

Background presets

Create recognizable settings that combine cleanly with other slots.
Last modified on July 27, 2026