How to Make an AI Action Figure

[Arlin Roth]

You have probably seen a variety of action figure/dolls on social media designed to look like the creators or others. I did some experimenting with the prompt that I found in this article. I had to use several additional prompts to get the accessories the way that I wanted them. Chat GPT requires a login to complete the steps below. Give it a try and upload your action figure. 😁

Directions for Chat GPT

Upload a photo of yourself and include the following prompt. It takes a minute or so to generate the image. You can make adjustments to image by providing additional prompts with the changes that you would like to have made. You do not need to re enter the entire prompt to make changes.

Prompt:

A picture of a collectible action figure titled [figure name] in a sealed plastic blister pack on a cardboard backing. The figure is posed confidently inside the transparent plastic shell, surrounded by [name accessories that reflect your personality or career]. The character is wearing [outfit description] and has a [facial expression] expression. The packaging features a [color scheme or pattern] background with bold letters at the top displaying the name [figure name] and the subtitle [action figure] beneath it. The virtual style is playful, minimal, and toy like, with smooth surfaces and soft lighting that mimics the look of real plastic.

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Arlin Roth

Instructional Technology Specialist

Bellefonte Area School District BASD Instructional Technology Webpage

[Brad Lieberman]

Thanks, Arlin...that was fun!

One of the adjustments I made after it created the original image was, "make the facial features look a bit younger" because it make me look so old  🤣

[Arlin Roth]

Brad,

Thanks for sharing your action figure. 😀 I found that if I tried to make a change to one of the accessories, other features would change. I used up all of my image creations with the free version and had to wait a day or two to make changes. I started over with a fresh prompt and ran into the same issues. I ended up uploading both images to Canva and used the magic grab tool to move the accessories from one image to the other.

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Arlin Roth

Instructional Technology Specialist

Bellefonte Area School District 

BASD Instructional Technology Webpage

[Brad Lieberman]

Ohhh, very slick to use Canva that way!