Stats Into A Face
Sheet to ArtYour character sheet, painted
Paste the sheet — race, class, gear, the two lines of backstory you actually wrote — and get a portrait built from it. No prompt engineering, no describing your own character to a machine that has never met them.
Step by step
How It Works
Paste the sheet
A D&D Beyond export, a block of stats, or just the description you keep in your notes. More detail gives the model more to work with.
Pick a model
Each has its own read on the same character.
Generate
A portrait framed head-and-shoulders, lit for drama, ready for a token or a sheet header.
Before / After
See the Difference
Sheet text → character portrait
Backstory details that actually land
Made with Sheet to Art
From the Forge
Portraits generated straight from sheets — no prompt written by hand.
Session zero
Everyone leaves the first session with a face for their character.
Long-running PCs
Regenerate as the sheet changes — new gear, new scars.
NPC rosters
Paste a stat block, get someone the table will remember.
Counsel
Frequently Asked
What exactly do I paste in?
Anything that describes the character in text — a D&D Beyond description, a stat block, or your own notes. It reads the sheet rather than asking you to write an art prompt.
What size is the output?
A 832 × 1216 portrait — vertical framing, head and shoulders, sized for character sheets and token crops.
Can I control the art style?
The baseline is cinematic dark fantasy. For a different look, run the result through Style Transfer.
Does it work for non-D&D systems?
Yes. It reads plain description text, so any system’s sheet works as long as the details are written out.