Settle the features that stay fixed
Select the available style, adult age and physical traits. Compare the portrait with the written description so that neither introduces a different person.
Hair, eyes, ethnicity and body type cannot be changed after creation. Editing age, Personality, Greeting or additional traits depends on the options available to your plan.
Describe behaviour that can appear in a reply
Instead of collecting adjectives, explain what the companion notices, how they respond under pressure and what they want from this encounter. A small habit can do more for the voice than an abstract description.
Use the fields for their intended readers
- Personality holds the character's enduring history and behaviour.
- Greeting begins the event that another person will answer.
- Author Comments speak to the profile's reader, outside the fictional exchange.
- Visible to public? controls the sharing choice; submitted public companions are reviewed before appearing in discovery.
Try a scene that tests one personality detail
Give a cautious character a reason to weigh a risk, or an observant one a discrepancy to notice. Review how the response handles it. Revise the relevant behaviour instead of making the entire biography longer after every test.