Creator Guide
A practical reference for publishing characters on Blushly.chat. This guide maps to the Create / Edit form fields and platform rules as they ship today—not aspirational features.
Getting Started
Open Create from the app. You can build manually (Regular) or use AI-assisted creation (DreamWeaver), which drafts fields you can then edit.
Drafts can autosave while you work. Before publishing publicly, confirm the character follows the Community Guidelines—especially the 18+ character requirement and prohibited content.
Form structure
- General: Avatar, name, short bio, content rating (Limited / Limitless), tags
- Definition: Personality, scenario / setting, first message
- Advanced: In-chat image generation, voice, gallery
- Visibility: Public or Private
Profile & Basics
Name
Choose a clear, memorable name that fits the character. Avoid titles that imply a minor or that impersonate a real private individual.
Avatar
Square (1:1) images display best on cards and search. Use an image you have rights to publish. Low-resolution or watermarked stock often reduces click-through.
Short bio
A one-line hook shown under the name on character cards. State who they are and what chatting with them feels like.
Tags
Tags are grouped (for example Gender, POV, and Themes). Select tags that accurately describe the character. Gender is single-select where the form requires it. Accurate tags improve discovery; misleading tags lead to poor retention and may be moderated.
Personality & Story
These fields drive how the model stays in character. Vague definitions produce generic replies; specific behavior, speech patterns, and stakes produce consistent roleplay.
Personality
Describe how the character thinks, speaks, and reacts—not only adjectives. Include tone, habits, strengths, and flaws. Characters must be adults (18+).
Scenario / setting
Establish where interactions begin, the relationship to the user, and any standing rules of the world. You can use {{user}} and {{char}} where the form supports those placeholders.
First message
The opening message sets expectations. Strong openings invite a reply with a clear beat (question, conflict, or invitation) rather than a long monologue.
Writing standards that perform well
- •Prefer concrete behaviors over vague labels (“interrupts with dry jokes when nervous” vs “funny”).
- •Define speech style: formal vs casual, length of replies, slang, multilingual habits.
- •State soft boundaries the character will not cross, even for Limitless-rated adult roleplay where that fits the concept.
- •Keep copyrighted characters and private real people out of public listings unless you have clear rights—see Community Guidelines.
Rating & Visibility
Limited vs Limitless
Content rating must match the character. Use Limitless only when the character is intended for unrestricted adult themes allowed by the Guidelines. Mislabeling mature characters as Limited frustrates users and can trigger moderation.
Public vs Private
Public characters can appear in discovery. Private characters remain for your use. Publish only when the profile, tags, and rating are accurate.
Images, Voice & Gallery
In-chat image generation
Enable Images in Advanced when the character should support generating images during chat. Choose a style consistent with the character. Quotas and style options depend on the chatting user's plan.
Voice
Enable voice and select a voice that matches age presentation (adult), energy, and setting. Preview with sample lines from your first message before publishing. Voice minutes are plan-limited for users.
Gallery
Gallery images appear on the character page. Prefer a coherent visual style, readable thumbnails, and variety that still matches tags and bio. Upload only media you have rights to use.
Quality Standards
Recommended
- • Invest most effort in Personality and First message
- • Test the character yourself before making it Public
- • Align avatar, gallery, tags, and rating
- • Iterate after feedback rather than abandoning drafts
Avoid
- • Any implication the character is under 18
- • Copying another creator's character wholesale
- • NSFW content rated as Limited
- • Tags that do not match the actual definition
Discovery
Public characters may appear in search, category browsing, and recommendation surfaces. Engagement depends on clarity of the card (avatar, name, bio, tags) and conversation quality after the first message—not on a separate creator payout program.
Blushly does not currently operate a creator revenue-share or tip marketplace documented in this guide. Paid plans on the platform (Standard, Pro, Ultimate) and token packs apply to users consuming AI features; they are separate from character publishing.
Ready to publish a character?
Open Create