How to create a hentai AI girlfriend on Joi, step by step

Open Create AI in the top menu. The screen reads Create your AI girlfriend: choose Female, then the Anime card next to Realistic. A Write prompt option lets you describe her in one paragraph instead of clicking, and a Begin button starts the flow.

With Anime selected, the next previews are drawn. The URL of the builder even records your choices as you go, so a refresh does not lose them.

What we liked on this first screen is the honesty of the choice: two big cards, one click, and nothing else to decide yet. Joi does not hide the style behind a menu, and you can come back to it from the progress bar if you change your mind.

Tip: Write prompt is handy if you already have a precise idea; for a first character, the click-through flow shows options you might not think of.

Six drawn cards: White, Asian, Black, Latina, South Asian and Middle Eastern. Pick one and press Next.

The anime drawings are consistent across ethnicities, so choose for the character rather than for the style. We picked Asian for Kassidy.

If you want a specific mix, for example a South Asian character with blue hair, it works: the builder does not lock combinations. The drawn previews are small, so zoom the page if you want to see the faces in detail.

Tip: Joi has no fantasy race, so an elf or a demon has to come from the personality and job you write later, or from a catalog character.

The body screen has three rows: body type (Slim, Athletic, Average, Curvy, BBW), breast size and butt size, each with drawn previews in swimwear.

All three rows must have a choice before Next unlocks, which is easy to miss when you only pick the body type. We went with Curvy for Kassidy.

The previews on this screen show the figure in swimwear, which is how most builders present body types; nothing is explicit. If the screen feels long, remember it is the only one with three required rows.

Tip: keep the proportions in line with her job; a personal trainer reads better Athletic, a librarian Slim or Curvy.

Pick a color (Platinum, Brunette, Black, Blond, Ginger, Pink, Blue) and a style (Straight, Bangs, Braids, Curly, Bun, Ponytail, Bob, Bald). The previews show the combination on the same face.

Black hair in a ponytail gave Kassidy a neat, professional look that matched the librarian job we had in mind.

Hair is also where you signal an archetype without words: a bun or a bob for a reserved professional, braids for a gentle character, long straight hair for an elegant one. The face stays the same across all options, which makes comparing easy.

Tip: blue or pink hair works well for a streamer or an idol type; give her an adult age band and a grown-up job to keep the character clearly adult.

Type a name, and choose an age band: 21+, 30s, 40s or 50s. We kept the suggested name, Kassidy Peralta, and picked the 30s.

The age band shows on her card and in how she talks; a 40s or 50s character naturally plays a more confident, older role.

The name appears in every message she sends, in her card and in your chat list, so it is worth picking one that fits her job and age band.

Tip: choose the age band before you write her personality; it changes how the personality reads, a witty 21 year old and a witty woman in her 40s do not tease the same way.

Three screens give her a life. Relationship: stranger, colleague, girlfriend, wife, neighbor, boss, friend and more. Occupation: a long list from real estate agent and bartender to police officer, flight attendant, librarian and spy. Personality: seductive, playful, dominant, submissive, passionate, loyal, mysterious, adventurous, sweet, shy, witty and others.

We chose friend, librarian and witty. That combination gave us a character who teases you about overdue books before she flirts, which is exactly the kind of detail that makes a chat feel specific.

These three screens are the reason we recommend Joi's builder for readers who care about personality more than looks. The occupation list alone gives dozens of starting points for a scene, and the relationship sets how familiar she is with you from the first line.

Tip: one strong trait reads better than two opposites. A last screen of preferences follows before Joi generates her; you can skip what you do not need.

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