Editing and Managing Companions

Once you’ve created a companion, you can edit their age, physical traits, personality, voice, and greeting.

Their ethnicity, hair, eyes, and body type are set at creation and can’t be changed.

Check your plan’s editing access if Edit Companion isn’t available.

How to open the editor

Tap your avatar, then choose Profile.
Open the Companions tab.
Select the companion you want to change.
Open the three-dot menu. It contains Edit Companion, Archive Character, and Delete Character.
Choose Edit Companion.
Make your changes, then select Save.

What you can edit

The editor has two tabs.

Appearance

Field	What it controls
Character Name	Your companion’s name
Age	Their stated age
Physical Traits	Additional appearance details, such as freckles, scars, or tattoos. See Creating a Companion

Character

Field	What it controls
Personality	Their background, behavior, and way of speaking. See Creating a Companion
Voice	How they sound in voice calls and messages
Greeting	The opening message for a new conversation
Author Comments	Notes for people viewing your companion. Put character behavior in Personality.
Greeting Media	A photo or video to accompany the greeting. Choose from the available media options.

Save before switching tabs or leaving the editor. Reopen the field to check that your change saved.

After a Personality edit, try a few messages. Use a scene that gives your companion a chance to show the behavior you changed.

Power tip: Check one change at a time
Before you try this: Save your edit and confirm the updated text is in the field.
If you added “Mika deflects compliments with self-deprecating jokes,” try: “You handled that well.”
Keep the chat model and Writing Style the same while comparing. You may refine the instruction if you want a different response.

Changing the profile picture

Generate an image of your companion from chat or the image generator. See Image Generation.
Open the image and look for Submit as profile picture.
Review the submission details and follow the prompts.

Check the status shown in Nectar after submitting.

Cloning a companion

A clone is a new companion based on an existing one.

Saw a public companion you like? Open their card, select Create, then Create Clone.

Copied	Not copied
Name, profile image, age, and Physical Traits	Personality, Greeting, and Author Comments

Voice resets to the default voice. You can change the clone’s voice after creating it.

If your companion is public, anyone who clones it receives its Physical Traits and can read and edit them, and your Personality text stays readable on the companion’s card.

Write your own Personality before completing the clone. Add the greeting and voice you want to use.

Use View Clone Details when it is available to inspect the information Nectar shows about a clone.

For help writing Personality, read Creating a Companion.

Archiving and deleting

A companion is the character. A conversation is a chat with that character.

Nectar has separate controls for each. Check which one you are managing before choosing an action.

Companion actions

Open Profile → Companions, select your companion, then open the three-dot menu.

Action	What to check	Can you undo it?
Archive Character	Review how archiving changes the character’s availability	Yes. Find the character under Profile → Companions → Filters → Archived, then choose Unarchive Character
Delete Character	Read what will be removed and whether related chats or fantasies are affected	No. Deletion is permanent

Conversation actions

Open Chat Settings inside the conversation.

Action	What to check	Can you undo it?
New conversation	Use this to begin another chat with the companion	Not applicable
Archive	Review how archiving changes access to the conversation	Yes. Find it using the archive icon at the top of your Chats list, then select Unarchive Conversation
Reset	Check which parts of the conversation will be cleared	No. Reset cannot be undone
Delete	Check which conversation and associated content will be removed	No. Deletion is permanent

Keep a separate copy of any character text or story details you want to preserve before resetting or deleting. Use Archive when you want the option to restore later.