Pick the room's cast
Use system characters or custom characters with different personalities, roles, avatars, and points of view.

Character group chat
Character group chat with multiple AI personalities and story scenes
Direct answer
One human user gives several AI characters the same prompt. They can contrast viewpoints and continue a fictional scene without becoming a fixed speaker queue.
How this experience works
| Core experience | System and custom AI characters can read the same room context and respond from different positions. |
|---|---|
| Who participates | Group mode contains one human user and multiple AI characters. |
| Multiple real people | Not supported. TheirSide is not real-time multi-human chat. |
| Conditional media | Avatar generation, image tools, and voice options appear only when the account and environment support them. |
What it is
Character group chat brings multiple fictional AI personalities into the same conversation, so a single prompt, uploaded character, or scripted scene can produce contrast, agreement, tension, or a shared next step.
How it works
Use system characters or custom characters with different personalities, roles, avatars, and points of view.
The room shares the same context, so every character can respond to the same situation or scene fact.
Different voices can question, support, challenge, extend the scene, or hold a scripted role.
Use cases
Multi-character room
Boundaries
Character group chat is for fictional AI personalities and entertainment. Group rooms are private and account-controlled, with account deletion available for personal chat data. It is not a public publishing platform, a professional advice product, or a tool for unauthorized use of real people's likeness, voice, identity, or protected material.
FAQ
It is a group chat where multiple AI personalities can respond to the same conversation.
A single-character chat centers one voice. Character group chat lets several voices compare, disagree, or build on each other.
Yes. It can help test dialogue, conflict, perspective, and scene momentum.
No. It is a more specific way to describe the same multi-character conversation experience.
Bring voices together