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Make an AI girlfriend, then keep her

One sentence to her, not a slider, decides who she becomes — and it's still true the next time you open the chat.

Four steps

How to build a character properly

Base, one instruction, test it tomorrow, add one thing a week. Slow beats a setup form.

  1. 1

    Pick a base character

    Choose the temper closest to what you want. Every character is written separately, so the starting point does most of the work.

  2. 2

    Give her one instruction

    "Be sharper with me." "Do not let me change the subject." One line, and the manner shifts.

  3. 3

    Test it tomorrow

    Reopen the chat and see whether the change held. If it did not, the app you are using is doing prompts, not personality.

  4. 4

    Add one more thing a week

    Personality by accretion beats a giant setup form. Change one dial at a time and you will actually notice what each one does.

The dials that matter

What you can actually change

Six things you can set, all of them about behaviour. None of them are about hair colour.

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manner

Manner, set by instruction

Tell her to be blunter, warmer, slower to give in. One sentence changes how every reply reads, and it stays changed.

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hold

It survives the session

The personality you set is not a prompt you retype. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, she is still the character you built.

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memory

She builds on what she knows

The personality plus the history is what makes a character feel specific rather than configured. Memory carries names, plans and running jokes.

The voice matches the character

Live calls and voice notes carry the manner you set, so a blunt character does not suddenly sound like a receptionist.

Limits are a setting, not a fight

The five-step Lust Level decides how far the tone goes and holds there — you set it once instead of renegotiating every night.

Start from someone real

Hundreds of written characters as starting points. Adjusting an existing temper gets you somewhere better than assembling one from sliders.

The visual side

Then you can look at her

You have already decided who she is. This is the part where you find out what that looks like — setting, wardrobe, framing, all of it yours to set.

34
Backdrops
Indoors, outdoors, or your own
21
Outfits
Presets, or describe your own
35
Poses
Casual to explicit, or describe one
8x
Per request

The backdrop

Thirty-four locations, treated the way a shoot treats them: a wall, a window, a street at the right hour. Or describe the room and it gets built.

The wardrobe

Twenty-one outfits as a starting grid, not a limit. Prompt mode takes fabric, cut and colour, so the version in your head is the version you get.

Everything else

Negative prompts to rule things out, batches of two, four or eight to compare, and a prompt box that does not argue with you. This is the control panel, not the toy.

Full prompts · Batch 2/4/8

70+ video modes

Tell her what to do. Watch it

70+ modes. Pick one, she does it in about a minute. Blurred here, not in your chat 😏

Want to see you without the shirt 😏
1 minTry now
Turn around 🍑
1 minTry now
On your knees 😈
1 minTry now

No card needed to start 😘

Personality questions

Before you build one

PERSONALITY

SET HER TEMPER BEFORE HER FACE

Tell her once. She stays that way. Every time.

Build her
AI companion from GF Studio

Manner, set by instruction

Tell her to be blunter, warmer, slower to give in. One sentence changes how every reply reads, and it stays changed.

It survives the session

The personality you set is not a prompt you retype. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, she is still the character you built.

She builds on what she knows

The personality plus the history is what makes a character feel specific rather than configured. Memory carries names, plans and running jokes.