Soulkyn Help

Kyn profiles, conversations, creative tools and the basics of getting started.

Mobile browsing, account continuity and safe download-source checks.

Forums, Discord, announcements and private account support.

Start a thread, establish a scene and manage character context and voice.

Define a Kyn, separate personality from identity, and understand publishing.

Distinguish a game narrator, a linked cast and a prepared community scenario.

Account pairing, chat controls and connection permissions for a device.

Image-model families, useful prompts, consistency and access to media tools.

Starting images, sound choices, render settings and video allowances.

Adult-only access, public display rules and the limits of uncensored content.

Euro prices, billing totals, image units, voice messages and plan allowances.

No-card entry, account requirements, rolling quotas and paid features.

Understand message quotas, unlimited paid chat, media allowances and context.

Account credits, media charges, gift offers and failed-render refunds.

Registration, sign-in providers, account recovery and missing conversations.

Account closure, subscription renewal, published Kyns and data-erasure requests.

Conversation privacy, training consent, account access and adult-only rules.

Service status, account access, blocked requests and pending media jobs.

Read feedback in context and test the features that matter to your use.

Compare the same tasks, inputs and entitlements across companion services.

Character controls, group conversations and media access compared by task.

Image input, editing, frame expansion and short-video starting points.

Your account connects your conversations, Kyns and subscription. Keep the sign-in method you originally used close at hand.

Start with a person the conversation can revolve around, then give them a reason to respond.

A Kyn combines a visual identity, a background and the instructions that guide a conversation.

Choose a visual style, then look for a premise you would actually want to continue.

Following is a way to return to public work that interests you, not a replacement for a saved conversation.

A character portrait establishes a look. Image prompts let you develop a new scene around that identity.

A short video begins with an image and a specific idea of what should move.

A level can add context to a Kyn. It cannot decide whether that character fits the story you want.

Character-led stories, light novels, comics and shared conversations.

Kyn adoption and collectible cards are different things. Know which one you are choosing.

Character artwork in a collectible format, with five rarity tiers and a separate foil variation.

Lyrics, instrumentals and music shaped around a character or a mood.

Troubleshooting begins by identifying which part of the service is affected.

Changes to conversations, creative tools and the way you move around Soulkyn.

A shared theme gives creators a different way to approach a new Kyn.

Adult creative choice comes with responsibilities toward other people.

How control over models and deployment relates to the experience of a Kyn.

Help us understand the issue, the affected account and the steps that led to it.

Terms, privacy, community rules and routes for content-related concerns.

Account eligibility, acceptable use, subscriptions and contributions.

How account information, conversations and technical data relate to operating the service.

How to raise a concern about material that resembles a real person.

Rules for sharing work, interacting with other members and creating adult fictional content.

Our position on record-keeping requirements for artificially generated visual depictions.

Illustrated characters, original personalities and a scene to build on.

Lifelike presentation with a fictional identity and a distinct conversational premise.

Anthropomorphic characters and fictional worlds, with clearly adult identities.

Tags help describe a character. The background and first exchange explain how that character actually behaves.

An Australian social setting with Molly Lawson, Kimberly Wolfe and Ava Harrison. The scenario brings several connected characters into the same conversation.

MarinaX's creation toolkit divides persona development into five modules: Architect, Imagine, RPG Maker, Wardrobe.dll and Chat_Assistant.dll.

A slice-of-life setting in Japan built around a connected household, individual character arcs and a shared world module.

A mansion-based ensemble featuring Lexi, Isabella, Vivienne and Claudia, with established relationships shaping a late-night conversation.

A mystery begins in an unfamiliar dormitory: the surroundings seem ordinary, but the player cannot remember arriving.

A speculative setting after a global crisis, where AI systems manage the remaining society and the characters must navigate its changed routines.

An adult university ensemble about identity, belonging and relationships, with Tiffany, Danielle, Nia O'Brien, Angie and Natalie.

A shared-apartment conversation with Elena and Victoria, focused on relationship expectations and a discussion before the working day.

A scenario combines a cast, a starting situation and the modules that support a shared scene.

Creator credited on 2 scenarios in this collection.

Creator credited on 1 scenario in this collection.

Creator credited on 1 scenario in this collection.

Creator credited on 3 scenarios in this collection.

Creator credited on 1 scenario in this collection.

Follow a project back to its creator and compare the ideas behind the cast.

A character built around a convincing first impression and the truth beneath it.

A creative brief that places the character's personality in an everyday setting.

A character-writing theme about tension, setbacks and the relationships that form around them.