Student council president
Straight bangs, Long straight, Sharp eyes, Blazer and tie, Pleated skirt, Boots, Bow tie
Black hair, red eyes and a neat uniform.
A full body anime character with outfit, hairstyle and expression. Build a whole cast in one style.
Anime characters are designed to be told apart instantly, even in a crowd scene. Each one gets a hair shape, a color and an outfit silhouette that nobody else in the cast shares. This maker lets you design characters by the same rules.
It works in full body, which is where anime character design mostly happens: uniforms, coats and footwear say as much as the face.
Line your characters up and check these three things.
School and team settings put everyone in the same clothes, and anime uses small changes to show personality. Give the whole cast the Blazer and tie, then vary how it is worn. The serious one has a Bow tie and Boots. The rebel swaps to the Open jacket. The athlete wears Sneakers and Shorts. One uniform, read four ways.
Animators work from a model sheet: a clean front view with flat colors. Download each character with the Transparent background and place them side by side in an image editor. You now have a cast sheet with consistent proportions, useful for writing, for a comic, or as a brief for an artist.
Load a look into the maker, then change whatever you like.
Straight bangs, Long straight, Sharp eyes, Blazer and tie, Pleated skirt, Boots, Bow tie
Black hair, red eyes and a neat uniform.
Messy spikes, Spiky, Sharp eyes, Open jacket, Jeans, Sneakers, Bandage
Blond spikes, open jacket and a bandage.
Side swept, Ponytail, Round eyes, T-shirt, Shorts, Sneakers
Blue ponytail, shorts and sneakers.
Wispy with ahoge, Bob, Sparkle eyes, Striped sweater, Pleated skirt, Mary Janes
Pink bob, worried brows and a sweater.
OC Maker Studio is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Picrew or TetraChroma Inc.
Yes. Full body is the default on this page, and the download is 1200 x 1800 pixels.
Yes. Every character uses the same art style, so a cast looks consistent.
Yes. The parts were drawn for this tool and are not taken from any series.