RPG-focused image generation
Create fantasy character art, NPC portraits, monsters, landscapes, town maps, battle maps, items, and spell art from a single studio aimed at tabletop RPG use.
CharGen is a web-based fantasy AI art and RPG content generator for D&D and other tabletop games. It helps users create character art, maps, NPCs, and linked campaign assets from sheets, prompts, or bundled session themes.

CharGen is a fantasy AI content platform for tabletop RPGs. It combines image generation with world-building tools so users can create character portraits, monsters, maps, spells, NPCs, settlements, and other campaign assets in one place.
The site presents the product as an AI toolkit for D&D and other RPGs, with a free tier, subscription plans, and workflow-specific tools such as sheet-to-art, an art studio, an RPG workshop, session prep bundles, and a world codex for organizing generated entities.
Create fantasy character art, NPC portraits, monsters, landscapes, town maps, battle maps, items, and spell art from a single studio aimed at tabletop RPG use.
Upload a character sheet PDF, a D&D Beyond link, or a screenshot and have CharGen extract details such as race, class, gear, and flavour to generate a matching portrait.
Choose from curated categories and art styles instead of writing long prompts, which keeps the workflow closer to selecting an output type than prompt engineering.
Use Image Transform to rework an uploaded portrait, sketch, mini photo, or token into different compositions and render styles while keeping the face consistent.
Generate linked RPG world entities such as NPCs, taverns, shops, settlements, regions, dungeons, loot, factions, and more from the workshop tools.
Bundle related entities into Session Prep recipes so one theme can produce linked taverns, NPCs, shops, monsters, and loot for a session.
Turn a player character sheet into a portrait by uploading a PDF, pasting a D&D Beyond link, or dropping in a screenshot. This is useful when you want art that follows the character's stated race, class, equipment, and description.
Generate NPCs, taverns, shops, monsters, loot, settlements, and regions as linked campaign entities. This fits DMs who want to build out a location or faction quickly and then keep the parts connected in the World Codex.
Use Session Prep Bundles to generate a themed cluster of related entities for an upcoming session. It works well when you need a tavern, shop, locals, enemies, and treasure that all share the same setting and story context.
Create maps, items, spells, and encounter art without writing detailed prompts. The curated art studio is useful when you know the output type you need and want to choose a category, style, and model instead.
Refine an existing portrait or token into another look, composition, or rendering style with Image Transform. This suits users who already have a likeness and want alternate presentation formats for play or publication.
CharGen uses a gold credit system. The pricing page says standard models cost 1 gold per image, while premium models cost more, and your gold balance is shown in the top bar.
Subscriptions provide a recurring monthly gold allocation and plan-specific perks such as priority queue, access to more models, and custom LoRA allowances. Gold packs are one-time purchases that never expire and do not recur.
Elite and Ultimate include commercial usage rights. The pricing page states that Free and Plus images are for personal use only, while one-time gold pack images follow the terms of the current subscription tier.
Yes. The pricing page says you can cancel anytime, and your benefits continue until the end of the current billing period. Payments are handled through Stripe.
Yes. One-time gold pack credits never expire. Subscription gold is allocated monthly, and unused subscription gold does not roll over to the next month.