How to make AI anime

Credit: Designer in Copilot

Make a Josei-style anime of a gothic vampire girl standing on a castle balcony in the moonlight.

Credit: Designer in Copilot

These are some of the anime art styles you can include in your prompts to create one-of-a-kind AI anime characters, from Chibi to Kawaii.

Tell a story

Another great technique for fleshing out your prompts with Copilot is to write your prompts as if you are telling a story. In other words, be detailed!

Try first writing out the details of how you want your characters to look. Then convert it to a prompt.

Does your character have green hair? What if they had a dragon partner? You might write a prompt like this: “Create a Shojo-style anime image of a girl and her green dragon sitting at the edge of a cliff staring at the sun together before they part ways.”

Credit: Designer in Copilot

Refine your prompts for different results

If you’re unsatisfied with your results, refine and tweak your prompts.

Experiment with different scenes and genre

Sure, you may have listed an anime art style in your prompt, but why not refine it further and throw in a genre? This can be anywhere from magic to slice of life.

For example, a good cyberpunk prompt to ask Copilot would be, “Create an image in a Shonen-anime style of a blue-haired hero walking down the street in a cyberpunk city.”

Credit: Designer in Copilot

Add and modify characters

Tweak your prompts even further by modifying characters. Specify an emotion or personality type, or add more items to your prompt. Add a new character to make things even more interesting.

Ask Copilot to “make a Shonen-anime style image of a blue-haired young man and their robot companion walking down a bustling city street set in a cyberpunk world. They are clearly outsiders, and the hero is visibly vigilant about their surroundings.”

Credit: Designer in Copilot