How the animal character maker works
Pick parts
Choose from 15 ear shapes, 5 tails, 9 eye styles, 6 mouths, eyebrows, lashes and face marks.
Paint and style
Set body, ear, arm and eye colors, add patterns, blush, moles, scars, ribbons and accessories, then tune head, body and leg proportions.
Export
Download an MMD-ready .pmx, a .glb for Blender or Unity, a 4K PNG, or a looping GIF of your character dancing.
What people make with it
OC and fursona sheets
Lock in your original character's look before commissioning art, or keep a 3D reference you can rotate from any angle.
Discord and social avatars
Export a transparent 4K PNG or a short GIF and crop it into a profile picture.
MMD and Blender projects
The .pmx file ships with standard Japanese bone names and leg IK, so MMD motions work out of the box. The .glb opens directly in Blender.
Everything the maker can do
- Save and pick up later
- Save a project file (.json) and reopen it any time. The ZIP and GLB you export carry the full settings too, so you can drop either one back in and keep editing.
- Undo and redo
- Up to 60 steps back, with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y. Try a wild color without worrying about losing what you had.
- Transparent backgrounds
- Export a PNG or GIF with no background at all, ready to drop onto any profile, banner or video without cutting anything out.
- Bring your own motion
- Load an MMD motion (.vmd) or a Mixamo / humanoid animation (.fbx) and your character dances to it. Bones are retargeted automatically.
- Put several characters on stage
- Add as many characters as you like, arrange them in a line, a V or a circle, give each one its own motion, and record the whole group.
- Built for phones too
- The maker works on a phone, and finished images open the system share sheet so you can save straight to your photos.
Guides from the blog
- How to Import .PMX Files into MikuMikuDance (Step by Step)Load a .pmx model into MMD without missing textures or garbled names — where to put the files, which button to click, and how to fix the usual errors.
- Free Character Makers Compared: Picrew and AlternativesPicrew, Charat, VRoid Studio, Blender and 10maker side by side — what each free OC maker is good at, what you can export, and which one fits your project.
FAQ
Is 10maker free?
Yes. Every part and every export — PMX, GLB, 4K PNG and GIF — is free. Free exports carry a small 10maker.app credit.
Do I need an account?
No. The character maker runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; your work is saved in your browser and in the project files you download.
Can I use my character in MikuMikuDance?
Yes. Click the MMD button to download a ZIP with character.pmx and texture.png. Unzip both into the same folder and load the .pmx in MMD.
Does the model work in Blender or Unity?
Use the .glb export. It keeps the skeleton, so you can pose or animate the character in Blender, Unity or any glTF-compatible tool.
Can I edit my character later?
Yes. Save the project (.json), or re-open the ZIP or GLB you exported — the maker restores every setting.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, the maker and the PNG/GIF exports work on phones. Using the .pmx file needs MMD on a Windows PC.
Can I export with a transparent background?
Yes. In Motion · Record, set the background to transparent, then save a PNG or record a GIF. There's nothing to cut out afterwards.
Can I use an MMD motion file?
Yes. Drop a .vmd file into the motion area and your character will dance to it. Mixamo and other humanoid .fbx animations work too — the bones are retargeted for you.
Can I show more than one character at once?
Yes. Turn on studio mode to place several characters on the same stage, set each one's position, angle, size and motion, then record them together.