Ayomi turns a handful of choices into a character you can actually talk to. Pick how they look, decide how they think and speak, give them a name, and a few seconds later they are waiting in your chats with a first message. No drawing, no setup, no technical knowledge needed.
The builder above walks you through one decision at a time. First the art style, then the basics of appearance: heritage, build, age, hair and eyes. Every choice shows up as a picture, so you can compare options side by side instead of guessing what a word might produce.
Once the look feels right, the later steps shape who the character is. Pick a temperament, decide what the two of you are to each other and add a few interests so conversations have somewhere to go from the very first message.
Some ideas do not fit neatly into tiles. Switch to Write prompt and describe your character in plain sentences: what they do for a living, how they dress, the habit their friends tease them about. A few specific details usually beat a long list of adjectives.
Not sure where to begin? Start with one image you can picture clearly, like a paint-stained jacket or a nervous laugh, and build outwards from there. You can always come back and try again with a different angle.
Realistic portraits lean on natural light, believable skin tones and everyday settings. They suit characters who feel like someone you might meet at a café or a concert.
The anime style trades realism for bold outlines, saturated color and expressive faces. It is a great fit for playful personalities, fantasy backstories and anyone who grew up sketching characters in the margins of their notebooks.
Looks start the conversation, personality keeps it going. A calm, thoughtful companion answers differently from a witty, adventurous one, and the relationship you pick (friend, mentor, travel buddy or partner) sets the tone for every chat.
Voices add one more layer. Play a few samples and choose the one that matches the picture in your head: warm and slow, bright and quick, or somewhere in between.
Give them something to care about. A goal, a hobby or a small contradiction (the tough-looking chef who cries at cartoons) makes replies feel personal instead of generic.
Keep the name short and easy to type, mix one or two unexpected interests with familiar ones, and do not be afraid to create several versions. Comparing them is half the fun.
Browsing the builder and trying different combinations is free. Creating the final character costs Sparks, the in-app currency on Ayomi. The exact price is shown on the last step before you confirm, so there are no surprises.
Your balance appears next to the create button. If you run low, you can top up or pick a plan with a monthly Sparks allowance.
Every character on Ayomi is a fictional adult. The builder does not accept photos of real people, and descriptions that imitate a real person, a public figure or a minor are not allowed.
Characters you create are private to your account unless you choose to share them, and you can delete them at any time from your profile.
Most people finish the builder in two or three minutes. Generation itself takes a few seconds, after which your character appears in your chats.
You can rename a character and adjust personality details from the chat settings. For a different look, create a new version with the builder.
No. Every option is shown as a picture or a short label, and the prompt mode accepts plain everyday language.
The builder guides you with ready-made options and is the quickest route to a polished result. Write prompt gives you full freedom to describe something the options do not cover.
Your choices are kept in the page address, so you can top up and come back without losing anything.