SkyWing
Messy spikes, Spiky, Elf ears, Sharp eyes, Tunic, Leggings, Boots, Horns
Red and orange with gold eyes.
Tribe, scale colors and a name. Plan your dragon with a human-style version, wings and all.
A Wings of Fire OC begins with the tribe. Each tribe has its own scale colors, body shape and abilities, so choosing one settles most of the design. Hybrids of two tribes are the fandom's favorite way to make something new.
This maker cannot draw a dragon. It draws a human-style character, which fans call a human AU version, with Horns, wings and a tail. Use it to settle the palette and personality, and to picture your dragon as a person.
Use the tribe colors for hair, wings and outfit.
Hair takes the main scale color. Wings come from the Wings tab: Bat wings are the closest shape, and the accessory color sets them. Add Horns from Headwear and a Demon tail. Elf ears and Sharp eyes with a Fang keep the face a little reptilian. For clothes, the Tunic and Cape suit the books' setting.
Each tribe names its dragonets in its own way. SeaWings use ocean words, SandWings use desert plants and animals, IceWings use cold and polar words, and NightWings often use compound names that describe a power or hope. Choose a name that follows your tribe's habit. A hybrid can blend both parents' naming styles.
Load a look into the maker, then change whatever you like.
Messy spikes, Spiky, Elf ears, Sharp eyes, Tunic, Leggings, Boots, Horns
Red and orange with gold eyes.
Side swept, Long wavy, Elf ears, Round eyes, Tunic, Leggings, Horns, Bat wings
Blue and green with a glowing mark.
Long side part, Long straight, Elf ears, Sharp eyes, Tunic, Leggings, Boots, Horns
White and pale blue, cold stare.
Over one eye, Flipped ends, Elf ears, Sleepy eyes, Tunic, Leggings, Boots, Horns
Black and purple under a starry sky.
Wings of Fire is written by Tui T. Sutherland and published by Scholastic. OC Maker Studio is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.
No. It draws a human-style version with horns, wings and a tail. It is meant for planning your dragon and for human AU art.
Yes. Mix the colors of two tribes, for example one tribe for hair and the other for wings and outfit.
No. Wings of Fire is written by Tui T. Sutherland and published by Scholastic. This page is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.
Yes. Every part, every color and the PNG download are free, and there is no account.