Summon a waifu in about a minute: kind, hair, eyes and temper

Step one: her kind

Choose a kind. The list runs from a plain human or a tanned woman to an elf, a dark elf, a catgirl, a fox girl, a bunny girl, a succubus, a demon, a vampire, an angel and a dragon girl.

Kind sets silhouette. Ears, horns, tail or wings come along with it, and if you cannot decide, pick the one you would be curious to argue with. The personality step later balances it.

Step two: hair, eyes and makeup

Colours next. Hair comes in black, brown, blonde, platinum, red, orange, pink, purple, blue, green, silver and white, in styles from long and straight to a hime cut, ponytail, braid, bun or bob.

Eyes run from red and gold to green, blue, purple, pink, brown and grey, and makeup is natural, glam, smoky or glasses. Every combination is drawn with grown-up features, so the options change the style and never the age. Try them all.

Step three: body, tattoos and piercings

Adults only. You pick a body type and a bust size from a list that leaves out options that read as younger, and you can add a small tattoo or a piercing if you like the look.

The filter is the backbone. A generator that never offers the wrong thing never has to talk you out of it, and that is why the list leaves some options out of the form entirely.

Step four: personality and the way you meet

Now the part that matters. Pick a temperament, such as shy, dominant, playful or calm, then choose the relationship and the scenario that sets the first scene.

A dominant woman in a cellar and a playful one on a rooftop will not sound alike, even with identical faces. The scenario is the same device that opens the ready-made heroines' chats, so your own creation starts as strongly as theirs. Setting shapes voice.

Step five: she is drawn and writes first

Wait a minute. The page shows her getting ready, and then her cover appears together with her first message, so you never stare at a blank screen wondering whether it worked.

From there she behaves like any other heroine: she remembers you, she sends pictures on request and she keeps her character. Summoning and extra pictures may cost credits, and the price shows before you confirm. No surprises. Her first message is written to fit the scenario you chose, so the opening reads like the first page of a story and not like a greeting.

What the generator will not do

Some options are missing. No real person, celebrity or existing character can be recreated, and anything that reads as younger, school-themed or family-related is refused at the form and again in the chat.

No switch exists. Those limits cannot be turned off, and they are why the tool can sit on an open website without embarrassing anyone.

Examples of combinations that work

Contrast helps. A quiet elf with silver hair and glasses, placed in a rainy bookshop scenario, plays very differently from a bold fox girl with red hair and glam makeup who meets you at a festival.

Match the personality to the place rather than to the looks. A dominant temperament in a cellar, a playful one on a rooftop and a calm one in a late-night cafe all read as natural, and odd pairings can be fun too. Experiment before you settle.

After she is drawn

Chat first. Her cover and her first message tell you whether the combination landed, and if something feels off you can adjust her name, her personality or the story of how you met from her page.

Her pictures stay as drawn. A new look means summoning a new woman, and many people keep two or three versions and talk to each in turn, switching with the mood of the evening.