Public character requirements
Replace generic AI-generated copy with writing specific to your character. Reviewers should be able to see deliberate work in the Public Description, Greeting, Scenario, Additional Personality Details, and Extra Details.
An exceptionally well-written greeting may be reviewed on its merits, but you should normally meet every minimum before submitting.
What quality looks like
Reviewers look at the whole experience:- The profile image is distinctive, clear, and relevant to the scenario.
- The Public Description accurately explains the character and gives users a reason to open it.
- The Greeting establishes a scene and gives the user a useful hook.
- The Scenario contains enough situation, world, and tension to sustain a conversation.
- The personality describes real behavior beyond physical traits or kinks.
- The image prompt generates reliable, coherent results.
- The character offers something meaningfully different from existing public characters.
Public group chats
Public group chats use already approved characters, so reviewers focus on the shared scenario rather than repeating each character review.
Write a shared premise that gives every character a role and explains why the group is together. Individual character scenarios are ignored inside the group chat, so any essential situation must be present in the group fields.
Before you submit
- Chat with the character from at least three different opening messages.
- Generate images using several unrelated poses and outfits.
- Search the public catalog for close duplicates.
- Read every field once as a new user would.
- Check the content review guide.
- Regenerate after your final edits so the latest changes are saved.
- Set visibility to Public and submit for review.
Public approval is not a judgement of your worth or creativity. A polished
character can still be too narrow, too similar to an existing entry, or
inconsistent with the public library.