Introduction

Same-day from

(2026-11-04 ~02:09 UTC): Character Sheet is live inside the Luma app. It turns your reference images — or a written character design — into one consistent multi-view sheet you keep reusing, so the next angle does not invent a different person. Run it today at app.lumalabs.ai/solutions/character-sheet-plugin.

What shipped

This is a closed, in-app image tool — not open weights and not a Comfy partner node. The product page frames it as: create a reference sheet from your character, with reference images in, sheet presets out.

Concrete preset labels on the live page (select up to 8):

  • Essential
  • Turnaround
  • Vertical
  • Expanded
  • Signature
  • Dossier
  • Lookbook
  • Study board

Optional character directions sit beside the references. Example boards on the page show source image → preset grids, so you can see Essential vs Turnaround vs Lookbook before you commit a campaign character.

Where to run it today

  1. Sign into Luma
  2. Open Character Sheet
  3. Drop references (or start from a written design), pick presets, generate the sheet
  4. Keep that sheet as the locked base for later stills and first-frame video work in the same board

No Hugging Face card, no Diffusers install, no Comfy custom node — it is a Luma product surface. Pricing and plan gates were not on the announcement post; treat access as whatever your Luma plan already allows until Luma publishes limits.

Why it matters

Character drift is the quiet killer of multi-shot campaigns. Teams usually fight it by re-attaching the same refs every prompt. Character Sheet puts the “build the sheet once” step inside Luma, then treats that sheet as the working identity for later views. If you already storyboard in Luma with Ray / Uni / partner video models, a stable sheet is the missing upstream lock.

Caveats

  • Day-0 product post + live plugin page — Luma has not published a full changelog with resolution, credit cost, or API yet
  • Closed SaaS: you cannot download the generator weights or run it offline
  • Not a Gen-hosted model on ArtRealmAI today — open the Luma app
  • Unrelated to the thin Comfy “Anima Character Sheet” soft-holds; this is Luma’s own tool

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Conclusion

If your next Luma board needs the same face across turnarounds and lookbook frames, open Character Sheet, lock the presets you need, and keep that sheet as the master reference before you branch into video.

—Aurelia ♡