One clear product direction
The public product focuses on D&D and fantasy RPG portraits rather than a directory of unrelated AI image tools.
About NanoEditor
A focused portrait tool for D&D and fantasy RPG characters
NanoEditor helps players and game masters turn ancestry, class, equipment, appearance and mood into readable campaign art. The product is designed around the character-building task, not around exposing AI models or asking users to write technical prompts.
Built around campaign use
Portraits are intended for player characters, important NPCs, villains, VTT profiles and campaign notes.
Models stay behind the product
NanoEditor may use different image providers internally, but the user experience remains one guided portrait workflow.
Why the guided form matters
General image generators begin with an empty text box. That is flexible, but it also makes users responsible for composition, class cues, fantasy ancestry details and visual quality language. NanoEditor turns the most useful character-sheet information into a structured brief and builds the final prompt in the background.
The aim is not to replace character imagination or campaign art direction. It is to make the first useful portrait easier to reach, then let the player refine visible details through familiar RPG concepts.