Chibi art styles and presets
Every preset is a complete visual recipe — medium, palette, lighting, framing and level of detail — so selecting one is the entire creative brief. Here is what the catalogue covers, and which family to reach for depending on the output you need.
One photo, thirty-six directions
The same source photo pushed through a sample of the preset catalogue.
The style families
Grouped by generator. Counts are the number of presets in each family.
🖼️ Image to Image 10 styles
📝 Text to Image 16 styles
💕 Couple Merge 4 styles
🐶 Pet Portrait 6 styles
Recent chibi artwork
A sample of the collection, every piece produced with the presets here. Every image is 1:1 and cropped to fill the tile.
Choosing a style family
Sticker and emoji families add a solid contour line and leave clean margin around the subject. Reach for these when the output will be small — a chat sticker, an icon, a badge — because the outline is what keeps the shape readable at 64 pixels.
3D and figurine families add volume, a soft key light and a shallow depth of field, producing something that reads as a physical object photographed on a table. These are the presets for collectible-toy mockups and product visuals.
Anime and illustration families keep two-dimensional rendering but push linework and colour toward a drawn look. Realistic families do the opposite — they keep photographic shading and simply apply chibi proportions, which suits portraits where the person should stay recognisable.
Layout families — poster, infographic, storyboard, UI, character sheet — are the only ones that fix a page composition rather than a rendering medium. Use them when the deliverable is a designed sheet rather than a portrait.
Frequently asked questions
How many chibi presets are there?
327 presets organised into 36 style families, covering photo-to-chibi, text-to-image, couple photos and pet portraits.
What is the difference between a style and a preset?
A style family is a rendering approach — sticker, 3D, anime, watercolor. A preset is one complete recipe inside that family, including the specific setting, palette and framing.
Do presets require prompts?
No. A preset carries the full visual recipe, so photo conversion and text generation both work with an empty prompt field.
Which presets are best for stickers?
The sticker and emoji families. They add a solid outline and clean margin, which is what keeps the image readable when scaled down into a chat bubble.
Which presets keep the subject most recognisable?
The realistic and 3D families. They retain photographic shading and volume rather than flattening the subject into linework.
How many images are in the collection?
More than 2,400 after near-duplicate removal, generated with the 327 presets in the catalogue.
Are collection images square?
The collection grid is standardised to 1:1 with a fill crop so rows stay even. Generation itself supports eight aspect ratios from 1:1 to 21:9.