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OC Generator

Tabletop RPG portraits

AI DnD character generator for portraits and party art

Describe your hero's ancestry, class, gear and personality, and get a fantasy portrait to share with your table, crop into a token or pin to your character sheet.

Draw your characterMake a reference sheet
  • Any ancestry and class
  • Portraits and tokens
  • The same hero at every level
Up to 3 reference images (PNG, JPEG, WebP)
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At a glance

This AI DnD character generator draws your tabletop character; it does not roll stats. Describe ancestry, class, armor, weapon and mood, choose a portrait or full-body shape, and Seedream 4.5 draws it in 2K or 4K for 10 credits an image. Upload an earlier portrait and use Nano Banana 2 (20 credits) to keep the same hero as they level up. Signing up is free; images use purchased credits.

What it makes
Character art, not stat blocks
Price per image
10 credits with Seedream 4.5, 20 with Nano Banana 2
Cost in dollars
About $0.09–$0.12 per Seedream 4.5 image and $0.18–$0.25 per Nano Banana 2 image, by plan or pack; the smallest purchase is $4.99 for 400 credits
Sizes
2K or 4K with Seedream 4.5, 1K or 2K with Nano Banana 2
Useful shapes
3:4 portraits, 1:1 tokens, 16:9 party scenes
Account
Free to sign up; images use purchased credits
Affiliation
Independent; not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast

Art for your table

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    Every ancestry and class

    Elves, dwarves, halflings, orcs, tieflings and dragonborn; fighters, wizards, rogues, clerics, bards and more. Describe your character the way you would to your group.

  • 02

    Portraits, tokens and party scenes

    3:4 portraits for character sheets, square close-ups to crop into round tokens, and 16:9 scenes of the whole party.

  • 03

    Gear and details

    Name the armor, weapon, holy symbol or familiar, and the model draws it into the portrait.

  • 04

    The same hero at every level

    Upload your portrait and use Nano Banana 2 to show the same character in new armor, with a new scar or after a fateful session.

How to draw your DnD character

  1. 01

    Describe your character

    Ancestry, class, gear, colors and one personality trait.

  2. 02

    Choose the framing

    A 3:4 portrait, a 1:1 token close-up or a 16:9 party scene, at 2K or 4K.

  3. 03

    Generate and share

    Download the art for your character sheet, virtual tabletop or group chat.

Art, not stats

Many DnD character generators roll ability scores, pick a race and class and write a backstory. This one does the visual part: it draws the character you already built. Keep using your group's rules and character builder for the numbers, and come here for the portrait.

Searches for a DnD character art generator or a DnD AI art generator usually mean exactly this: a picture of your own hero for the table. The character must be yours, so describe your own adventurer rather than a published character.

Describe your adventurer

A portrait reads best when the prompt covers:

  • Ancestry and build: a stocky dwarf, a willowy elf, a broad half-orc.
  • Class through gear: a spellbook and staff, a shield and mace, a lute.
  • Wear and tear: chipped armor, a mended cloak, ink-stained fingers.
  • Two or three colors that match their personality.
  • A mood: grim, cheerful, haunted or smug.

Portraits for virtual tabletops

For a token, ask for a close-up portrait on a plain background at 1:1 and crop it into a circle in your virtual tabletop. For a character sheet, a 3:4 half-body portrait shows the face and the gear. For a session recap, a 16:9 scene fits the whole party.

A note on trademarks

OC Generator is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Wizards of the Coast. Dungeons & Dragons and D&D are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast; we use the names only to describe what the art is for.

DnD character art prompts

Copy one, change the details to match your character and try it.

Martial

  • Half-orc paladin

    A half-orc paladin with a chipped silver breastplate, a sunburst shield and kind eyes, painterly fantasy portrait, warm torchlight

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  • Human fighter

    A battle-worn human fighter with a shaved head, a dented steel pauldron and a greatsword over one shoulder, gritty fantasy illustration, full body

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  • Halfling rogue

    A halfling rogue in a dark green hooded jacket, twirling a dagger, a mischievous grin, rooftop at night, comic style

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Arcane

  • Elf wizard

    An elf wizard with silver hair in a loose braid, a star-embroidered navy robe and a floating spellbook, soft painterly portrait

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  • Tiefling warlock

    A tiefling warlock with swept-back horns, a high-collared black coat and violet fire in one hand, dramatic fantasy portrait

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  • Gnome sorcerer

    A gnome sorcerer with wild copper curls and sparks crackling around her fingers, patched orange robes, cheerful storybook style

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Divine and nature

  • Dwarf cleric

    A dwarf cleric with a braided red beard and a lantern-shaped holy symbol, close-up portrait for a round token, plain background

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  • Wood elf druid

    A wood elf druid with antlers woven into her hair, a moss cloak and a fox at her feet, misty forest, watercolor, full body

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  • Human monk

    A calm human monk in saffron and gray wraps, bare feet on a mountain ledge, mid-stance, ink wash style

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Party and villains

  • Party at the tavern

    A party of four adventurers sharing a table in a crowded tavern: a dragonborn fighter, an elf ranger, a halfling bard and a human cleric, warm fantasy illustration

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  • Fallen knight villain

    A fallen knight in blackened, cracked plate armor with a torn crimson tabard and a smoldering sword, grim dark fantasy painting, full body

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  • Bandit queen

    A bandit queen with a feathered tricorn hat, a scar on her chin and a long red coat, seated on a throne of stolen crates, painterly

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More for your campaign

DnD character art FAQ

Does this DnD character generator roll stats?

No. It makes art only: portraits, full-body images and party scenes. Roll your ability scores and choose your options with your group's rules or character builder, then describe the result here.

Can I use the art in my campaign and virtual tabletop?

Yes. You can use the images you create in your games, streams and character sheets, and in commercial projects too, provided your prompts respect other people's rights and our terms.

Can I make my whole party look consistent?

Generate each character, keep the best image of each, then upload up to 3 of them with Nano Banana 2 and describe the scene. Small details can drift, so repeat each character's key traits in the prompt.

Can I draw official DnD characters or monsters?

No. Describe your own characters and creatures. Published characters, and characters from any other franchise, are not allowed on OC Generator.

Is this an official D&D tool?

No. OC Generator is independent and not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast. Dungeons & Dragons and D&D are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast.

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Last updated October 29, 2026

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