GPT Image 2 Hand-Drawn Animation Key Visual Generator
A prompt list ends in somebody else's picture. This one ends in a frame of your own film — pencil, cel paint and paper grain.













A frame is the first test of a world.
Neta Studio is an AI world builder — a cast, a style and a set of places that stay put while you make things. GPT Image 2 paints the frame; the world is what makes the next frame look like the same film.
- One cast, every frame — the world keeps the faces, hair and costumes, so frame twenty still wears the coat from frame one.
- A style you can paste — one written brief holds paper, palette and ink line across scenes — all nine frames above came out of a single paragraph.
- Frames become the world — every still lands as a work: storyboard the sequence, or open the world and play it.
No skill in the catalogue draws a hand-drawn key visual yet, so nothing here hides behind a preset. The button sends a written brief: style, scene and the on-model constraint.
Hand-drawn key visual questions
Do I get a still or an animation?
A still. One 3:2 frame per ask, drawn as a single production cel. Motion is the next step: lock the look first, then animate the shot you actually want.
How do I keep my character on-model?
Attach a character sheet or name a character whose cover already lives in the world. The brief tells the model to keep face, hair and outfit, and the nine frames above were each drawn from one reference portrait.
Why does it look like paper and pencil?
Because the brief asks for it: a visible underdrawing, flat cel paint and a watercolour background with paper tooth. Delete those clauses if you want a cleaner digital finish — the rest of the prompt still works.
What size is the frame?
1536×1024, 3:2 — a deck slide, a thumbnail, or a poster after an upscale. The reference sheet for each character stays in the world either way.
Can I build a whole sequence in one style?
Yes. Reuse the style sentence and change only the scene. That is how the Genshin, Jujutsu Kaisen, Horimiya and The Boys frames above hold one look across four different worlds.
Can I redraw a live-action show this way?
That is what the two The Boys frames are: a live-action series redrawn as hand-drawn animation. Whether you may publish it is a rights question, not a drawing question.
Can it put the title on the frame?
Ask for the frame without type. Generated lettering still wobbles, so the drawing leaves headroom and you set the title in your editor.
What if the first frame misses?
Change one thing and regenerate — the weather, the pose, the landmark. Style and scene sit in separate sentences in the brief so a bad frame rarely means a bad look.
One shot in, one painted cel out.
GPT Image 2, one 3:2 frame, your cast drawn on paper.