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Build a 360 View of Your Virtual Influencer in One Click! ✨

Introduction

Hello, creators!
Have you ever designed a beautiful virtual influencer, only to get frustrated when trying to generate side views, back views, or slightly rotated angles because the face keeps changing every single time?

In the past, doing this inside ComfyUI usually meant dealing with a complicated node setup, manually connecting workflows, hunting down missing models, and spending hours fixing errors before you could even get a usable result. But now, the process has become much easier.

With ComfyUI’s newer Workflow Templates system, you can start from ready made templates instead of building everything from scratch. That means even beginners can follow a much clearer process and get strong results much faster.

In this tutorial, we are going to go through a very practical two step workflow.

First, we will use image_z_image_turbo to generate a clean base portrait of a virtual influencer.
Then, we will use templates-1_click_multiple_character_angles to create multiple angles of the same character in one go.

Before we begin, let’s make one thing completely clear.

This workflow does not create a true 3D model that you can rotate freely. What it gives you is a 2D multi angle character sheet generated from a strong base image. In other words, you get front, side, back, and angled variations that feel like the same person. For virtual influencer planning, character development, concept art, branding, and pre production reference work, this is incredibly powerful.

Let’s get started.

What You Will Create in This Tutorial

By the end of this guide, you will have:

• A high quality base image of your virtual influencer

• A set of multiple angle views based on that exact character

• A much faster way to create a consistent digital persona for future projects

This is especially useful for:

• Virtual influencer design

• Character sheets

• Concept art pipelines

• Webtoon or game character planning

• Social media branding visuals

• Pre production references for 3D or motion work

Step 1. Set Up Your Base Camp with Stability Matrix

>> Download Stability Matrix

If you are completely new to ComfyUI, the easiest way to begin is with Stability Matrix.

Instead of installing ComfyUI manually and dealing with Python environments yourself, Stability Matrix gives you a much easier way to install and manage it.

Here is the basic setup process.

• First, search for Stability Matrix and download it from the official GitHub page.

• Install the version that matches your operating system.

• Once the app opens, find ComfyUI in the package list and install it.

• After the installation is finished, click Launch.

Your browser should open the ComfyUI interface automatically.

Depending on your version, the template feature may appear in slightly different places. In many environments, you will see a Templates tab on the left sidebar. In some cases, you may find it under the workflow menu. As long as you can access the workflow templates, you are ready to continue.

Step 2. Create Your Base Virtual Influencer with image_z_image_turbo

Now it is time to create the base image that everything else will be built from.

This part is extremely important, because the quality of your multi angle results will depend heavily on how good and how clear your starting image is.

1) Load the Template

• Open the Templates tab in ComfyUI.

• Search for: image_z_image_turbo

• Click the template, and the workflow will load automatically.

At this stage, you do not need to build nodes manually. The goal is simply to load the prepared workflow and focus on the core settings.

2) Download the Required Models

To run this workflow properly, you need the correct model files installed in the correct folders.

For this setup, the key files are:

• Diffusion Model: z_image_turbo_bf16.safetensors

• Text Encoder: qwen_3_4b.safetensors

• VAE: ae.safetensors
  
  

Place them in the appropriate ComfyUI model folders:

ComfyUI/models/diffusion_models/
ComfyUI/models/text_encoders/
ComfyUI/models/vae/

If you are using Stability Matrix, the directory structure may look slightly different at first glance, but the important thing is that the files end up inside the actual ComfyUI model folders.

Once all files are in place, refresh the browser or restart ComfyUI so the models can be recognized correctly.

3) Keep the Workflow Settings Simple

Once the template is loaded, you will see the main workflow already arranged for you.

For beginners, the best approach is simple.
Do not over edit the settings at the beginning.

A safe starting setup is:

• Image size: 1024 by 1024

• Steps: 8

• CFG: 1.0

• Sampler: res_multistep

• Scheduler: simple

• Denoise: 1.00

One of the most important details here is the CFG value.
Leave it at 1.0 when following this workflow. Many beginners assume that turning numbers up will automatically improve quality, but in this case, starting with the original workflow values is much more reliable.

4) Write Your Prompt

Now go to the large prompt box and describe the character you want to create.

Here is the example prompt used for this tutorial:

hyper photorealistic, portrait of beautiful Korean lady with blonde hair, black eyes, makeup, detailed skin, party dress outfit, posing like a model in modern luxury hotel lobby

This prompt works well because it clearly defines:

• The subject

• The hair color

• The eye color

• …

That kind of clarity is important. The cleaner and more readable your base character design is, the better your angle expansion results will be later.

5) Generate the Image

Click Queue Prompt and let ComfyUI generate the result.

When the image appears, do not just pick the first one because it looks pretty.
At this stage, your priority is not simply beauty. Your priority is to create a stable and usable reference image.

A good base image should ideally have:

• A face that is clearly visible

• Hair that does not cover too much of the face

• Minimal obstruction from hands or props

• A clean silhouette

• An outfit that is not overly complicated

• A background that is not too chaotic

If needed, generate several versions until you get a clean front facing or near front facing portrait that feels strong enough to use as a character anchor.

Once you find the right one, save it.

Step 3. Generate Multiple Character Angles in One Click

Now comes the most exciting part.

Using the base image you just created, you can generate multiple angle variations of the same character, including front, side, turned, over the shoulder, and other useful reference views.

For this step, we will use: templates-1_click_multiple_character_angles

This workflow is designed to take a single character image and expand it into a set of different angles while keeping the identity as consistent as possible.

1) Load the Multiple Angles Template

Go back to the Templates tab.

Search for: templates-1_click_multiple_character_angles

Depending on the version, you may also see something like v1.0 in the name.

Click it, and the workflow will load.

The structure is very straightforward. On one side, you provide your base image. On the other side, the workflow outputs multiple angle variations.

2) Download the Required Models for the Angle Workflow

This second workflow uses the Qwen Image Edit family, so you need a different set of model files.

The key files are:

• Text Encoder: qwen_2.5_vl_7b_fp8_scaled.safetensors

• Diffusion Model: qwen_image_edit_2511_bf16.safetensors

• VAE: qwen_image_vae.safetensors

• Multiple Angles LoRA: qwen-image-edit-2511-multiple-angles-lora.safetensors

Place them into the proper ComfyUI folders:

ComfyUI/models/text_encoders/
ComfyUI/models/diffusion_models/
ComfyUI/models/vae/
ComfyUI/models/loras/

After placing the files, refresh the browser or restart ComfyUI.

This step is very important, because many setup problems come from file names being slightly different or models being placed in the wrong folder.

3) Load Your Base Character Image

Now take the image you saved from Step 2 and load it into the image input node.

This is the heart of the workflow.

At this stage, the model is not trying to invent a brand new person from scratch.
Instead, it is using your existing image as the character foundation and expanding it into multiple views.

That means the quality of your result depends heavily on how clean and readable your base image is.

If your starting image has:

• A clear face

• A strong hairstyle silhouette

• A visible outfit shape

• A simple and elegant composition

then your final multi angle sheet will usually be much better.

4) Generate the Multi Angle Character Sheet

Once everything is ready, click Queue Prompt.

After the generation finishes, you should see a series of outputs showing the same character from several different perspectives.

These can include:

• A front facing portrait

• A wider or more full body composition

• A side profile

• A turned shoulder view

• A slightly elevated view

• A slightly lower angle view

• A soft three quarter angle

• A back turned style composition

The most important thing is not that every single image is mathematically identical. The real value is that the overall identity stays recognizable across multiple views.

That means the face, hair, outfit mood, and general visual impression all remain connected enough to feel like the same person.

This is exactly what makes the workflow so useful for virtual influencer design.

Conclusion

Great job making it all the way through.
Not long ago, creating multiple views of the same virtual influencer inside ComfyUI could feel intimidating. You had to search for workflows, manage missing nodes, organize models manually, and troubleshoot errors before getting anything usable.

Now, the process is much more approachable.
By combining image_z_image_turbo for your base portrait and templates-1_click_multiple_character_angles for your multi view expansion, you can build a strong character sheet workflow without starting from scratch.

The core process is simple.

• Create one strong base character image.

• Use that image as the foundation.

• Expand it into multiple angles.

• Select the best outputs.

• Build your digital persona from there.

This workflow is especially valuable for:

• Virtual influencer planning

• Character concept development

• Brand identity visuals

• Social content design

• Pre production reference work

You do not need perfection on the first try.
You just need one solid starting image and a willingness to refine from there.

Once you have that, your digital character is no longer stuck in a single front facing portrait. It begins to feel like a real visual identity with dimension, flexibility, and creative potential.

I hope this helps you build your own virtual influencer workflow with confidence.