Character Relationship Chart Maker — Cast Poster
One flat image instead of a canvas you have to wire up: every bond labelled on its line, every face on its own card, and five colours that each mean one thing.
The cast is already in the world.
Neta Studio builds the world before it draws anything: characters with portraits, roles and bonds the world states. Ask for a chart there and it reads the cast first — each card is that character's own cover, each line is a bond already written down, and the legend comes back drawn. Change a fact in the world and the next chart follows it.
- Faces, not initials. every card is the character's own cover from the world, so the cast is recognisable before a single name is read.
- A sentence on the line. each connection carries the bond itself — protects, owes, betrayed, is hiding. Colour is the second signal, not the only one.
- One flat image. a finished poster you can print, post or drop into a pitch deck. No boxes to drag, no empty canvas to fill.
Questions before you draw the lines
Is this a chart or an interactive map?
A chart: one square image with portrait cards and labelled lines. A map you can click, where a panel opens on every bond, is a different tool.
Can I chart characters I made up?
Yes. Describe who they are and how they connect; the poster is drawn from that. If they already live in a world you built, it uses their covers and recorded history.
How many characters fit on one poster?
Fifteen at most; seven to nine is where it stays readable. Beyond that the lines cross and the labels shrink, which defeats the point.
Will the faces look like my characters?
If the world has cover art, yes — each card is cut from that character's own image. For a brand-new cast the portrait follows your description, so name hair, build and outfit.
What do the line colours mean?
Blue is alliance or protection, red is conflict, gold is bloodline, black is command or trust, grey dotted is a secret. The legend is printed on the poster.
Can I print it?
The chart comes back around 1250 pixels square, which prints cleanly at A3 and reads well inside a document. For a wall poster, ask for a larger render in the same prompt.
Two characters came out looking alike. What now?
Ask for the same poster with fewer reference images, or add a line naming each character's hair and outfit. The chart is redrawn in one pass, not patched tile by tile.
Can I keep the chart and change one bond?
Yes. Ask for a variant of the same chart and name the bond to change. The rest of the cast and layout stay put, so you can compare the two versions.
Put your cast on one page.
Name the people and the trouble between them. The chart comes back drawn, labelled and ready to print.