Generated variant reference

Every generated variant is deterministic: the same variant, seed, and query parameters always return the same SVG. Change only the seed to explore another composition within that style.

Faces variant

Faces fills the avatar's main surface with a seed-controlled glossy palette and two minimal eye marks. It does not place a separate character shape inside the canvas.

Use radius to define the face itself: none produces a square, a number produces rounded corners, and full produces a circle. The same seed also reproduces the palette, highlight, eye position, and expression.

Portrait variant

Portrait is the abstract face style. It reduces each character to a flat color split, two oversized geometric eye marks, and one expression mark for the mouth.

The face still fills the avatar's main surface, so radius controls its outer shape rather than clipping an inset character. A seed consistently reproduces the palette, color split, eye geometry, and expression.

Orbit and Crystal variants

These final geometric styles use a shared structural center. Orbit builds outward with elliptical tracks and pearls; Crystal builds outward with connected rings of facets.

Bloom and Aurora variants

Both styles are generated directly from the seed, but use distinct composition systems. Bloom emphasizes radial geometry and symmetry; Aurora emphasizes continuous motion, depth, and luminous color blending.

Ribbons variant

Ribbons turns the seed into a coordinated family of flowing bands. Every composition shares one rhythm and spacing system, while phase, direction, crossings, band count, and palette vary with the seed. Background-colored separators create clear over-and-under weaving at each crossing.

Each band has its own satin gradient, highlight, and soft shadow. The same seed and query parameters always reproduce the same SVG, with three to five bands chosen to keep the result readable at avatar sizes.

Shapes variant

Shapes generates a coherent geometric construction directly from the seed instead of selecting a finished illustration. The seed controls one- to six-fold symmetry, spacing, ring proportions, tangency, connections, gradient direction, and palette. Higher symmetry uses a smaller detail budget so pieces stay separated and readable.

The same seed and query parameters always produce the same SVG. Change the seed to explore a new construction; use size, radius, and initials exactly as with every other variant.