Design anime characters— or roll a random one.

An anime character creator turns a written description — hair, eyes, outfit, personality, art style — into finished anime character art. On getvivix you describe the character once and generate them with Seedream 5.0, Ideogram 4.0 (which has a dedicated anime style mode), or Nano Banana 2, then keep iterating until the design is exactly right. No drawing skills needed.

Randomness comes from the prompt, not a dice button: grab one of the randomizer prompts on this page — each deliberately leaves traits open ("an anime character with an unexpected color palette and an unusual weapon") — and the model improvises a different character every run. Same prompt, new roll, new character. It is the fastest way to break art block or find an OC you did not know you wanted.

Yes — this is where getvivix differs from one-shot generators. Generate the character, then use them as a reference image in your next generations to keep the same face, hair, and outfit across new poses and scenes. You can also save them as a Character in your library and reuse them in images, video, and even chat.

Yes. Take any character image you generated and animate it with the image-to-video models (Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1) — walk cycles, talking scenes, action shots. The character stays on one account with everything else; no exporting between tools.

Free to start: signup gives you 3 credits plus 3 more dropped every day, no card required, and no tier adds a watermark. A single anime character image costs from about 8 credits depending on the model, and the exact cost is always shown before you click Generate.

On any paid plan, yes — Standard, Pro, and Ultimate include a commercial-use license, so your characters can go into games, comics, covers, and merch. Free-tier outputs are for personal evaluation. Avoid prompting for existing copyrighted characters if the result is going public.

Ideogram 4.0 has an explicit anime style mode and nails clean cel-shaded line art. Seedream 5.0 leads on painterly detail and lighting for hero shots. Nano Banana 2 is the editor — generate anywhere, then tell it "same character, new outfit" in plain language. Most people rough the design in Ideogram, polish in Seedream, and iterate in Nano Banana.

You can generate an anime-style portrait from a photo you own or have explicit consent to use — a popular use is turning your own photo into an anime person. Do not use photos of others without permission; you are responsible for having rights to any source image.