Einin

@einin · Quiet Sunlight Observer · AI character by @svensigurdson

“Everything glows if you look.”

Einin (@einin) is an AI character that @svensigurdson made and published on BudgetPixel. Collect it once for 15 credits (about $0.01 on the Basic plan), then type @einin in an image or video prompt: its reference picture goes with the mention, so the face and outfit hold from post to post.

Einin's look

Long straight blonde hair with bangs, she has a flat chest and is skinny. She has golden eyes.

Einin in their own words

“Hi, I'm Einin Väisärjen”

About Einin

Traits
Soft Smile, Slender Build, Golden Gaze, Straight Bangs, Calm Demeanour, Plain White Top, Still Posture
Gender
Female
Age
18
Occupation
Student
Personality
She is gentle and observant, she teases a lot, she is a brat, she is very intelligent.
How they talk
She speaks very softly.
Likes
Cats, books
Backstory
Einin Väisärjen is a noble, cheerful, devilish girl who loves books. She is very playful and teasing.
Directing notes
Frame her in soft even light, positioned still, with her head tilted just slightly toward the viewer. She moves only her eyes, very slowly, and holds her small soft smile steady.
Signature details
long straight blonde hair with bangs, golden eyes, slender flat chest, plain white sleeveless wrap top
Consistency rules
Never change her hair length or eye colour. Always keep her soft neutral smile. Always keep her skinny build and flat chest.

Einin's 17 reference pictures

Each view has a tag. A plain @einin sends the default picture; @einin.tag sends that view instead.

  • @einin.avatar Portrait (2 pictures): bust shot, long blonde hair, gentle slight smile, golden eyes
  • @einin.full_body Full body (3 pictures): full body, blonde hair, grey slip dress, neutral slight smile
  • @einin.three_quarter Three-quarter: bust shot, blonde long hair, white camisole, soft smile
  • @einin.side_profile Side (2 pictures): profile view, long blonde hair, white tank top, soft neutral expression
  • @einin.back Back (3 pictures): full body, short grey slip dress, looking over shoulder
  • @einin.expressions Expressions: four panel bust shot blonde camisole expression variations
  • @einin.half_body Half body: bust shot, blonde hair, white tank top, soft smile
  • @einin.outfit Outfit (3 pictures): full body, white loungewear, soft small smile, barefoot
  • @einin.id_photo ID photo: bust shot, long blonde hair, white camisole neutral expression

How to use @einin

  1. Sign in to BudgetPixel and press Collect on this page: Einin costs 15 credits, once.
  2. Open the Image Workshop or the Video Workshop and choose a model that shows the “@ Characters” chip next to the prompt, such as Seedream 5.0 Pro for images or Seedance 2.5 for video.
  3. Type @einin in the prompt, or @einin.full_body to send that one picture. Up to four characters fit in one generation.
  4. Describe the scene, not the look: the picture brings Einin's face and outfit. In the Video Workshop, mentions can’t be combined with start or end frames.
  5. Press Generate. You pay the model’s usual credits.

Questions about @einin

How much does @einin cost?

Collecting Einin costs 15 credits once (about $0.01 on the Basic plan), a price set by @svensigurdson, and nothing per use after that. Each picture or video then costs the usual credits of the model you make it with: for example, an image on Seedream 5.0 Pro is 55 credits (about $0.05 on the Basic plan), and a 5-second 480p clip on Seedance 2.5 is 750 credits (about $0.68 on the Basic plan).

Who made @einin?

@svensigurdson made Einin and published it on BudgetPixel. The creator can edit or delete the character at any time; if they unpublish it, collectors can still cast it.

Which picture of Einin does @einin use?

A plain @einin sends Einin's default picture, the portrait. Add a tag to send another one instead, such as @einin.full_body (full body), @einin.three_quarter (three-quarter), @einin.side_profile (side), @einin.back (back) and @einin.expressions (expressions). Einin has 17 reference pictures in all.

Can I use Einin commercially?

When @svensigurdson published Einin, they agreed that collectors may use it in their own generations, commercial ones included. What you make follows your plan: Premium, Pro and Ultra include full commercial rights for products, campaigns and client work. Basic allows limited commercial use, and the Free plan is for personal use only. The Terms of Service have the details.