A plain reference base — simple pose, empty background, one clear mask — so you can redraw it in your own line.
Your canvas awaits
Pick a style and traits → hit Generate. Free, no sign-in.
Features
Decide how much of the design should read as hare, bird, or humanoid before adding outfit details. A clear ratio helps the OC feel intentional.
Use ears and feather accents as the main identity hook so the character stays recognizable even in a small avatar crop.
Plan whether the OC hops, glides, perches, or darts. Wings and hare legs should influence pose rather than sit as decorative parts.
Choose clothing that leaves room for wings, ears, tail, and feather shapes. Outfits should support the creature concept, not hide it.
Define whether the character feels shy, mischievous, guardian-like, feral, elegant, or magical so expression and posture match.
A usable OC suggests how it moves, what it does, and why its mixed traits matter for a game-like setting or profile avatar.
Guide
A simple workflow that reduces messy retries
Choose a hybrid ratio, ear silhouette, wing accents, pose, outfit, personality, and art style — or just write your own prompt.
Hit Generate and the AI composes a balanced character in seconds. The average wait is under 10 seconds.
Download your character as a profile-ready avatar, game OC reference, or share it to the community gallery.
FAQ
No. It generates an original AI reference from the traits you pick. Do not trace official Yaelokre art. Redraw from the silhouette if you use the image as a starting point.
Bases are easier to drop into a sheet or a collage when the frame is square and the background is empty. Switch to 3:4 if you need more of the legs.
Choose a simple mask anyway if you want the Harpy Hare read, or describe “unmasked human child, plain clothes” in the prompt box. A fully empty mannequin is a different tool.
Yes. No sign-in. This is an unofficial fan tool.
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An OC base is not a finished illustration. It is a clear starting drawing: one pose, one silhouette, almost no background, and enough of the mask and clothes that you can trace the idea into your own style. Searches for “Harpy Hare OC base” are usually from people who like the masked-storybook look and want a body to redraw, not a poster of the canon cast.
This page biases the generator toward that job. The prompt asks for a front view, a plain background, and limited costume detail. Square is the default ratio because bases get dropped into reference sheets. You can still switch to portrait before you generate. The result is a reference, not a claim that the character exists in Meadowlark.
Skip scenery, skip a second character, and skip tiny patterns that will turn to mud when you redraw. One mask shape, one hair mass, one garment, one held object at most. If the hare ears, the goat horns, or the moose snout are the point, they need empty space around them.
Turn off the urge to stack wings, a tail, a lantern, a broom, and a flower crown. A base with five signature items is a poster. Pick the mask and one accent. You can generate the dressed-up version later on the full-body page.
Generate two or three bases, keep the silhouette you can reproduce, and ignore the rest. Redraw the mask yourself so it is not a copy of a published design. Change the ear length, the horn curve, or the bark shape until you would recognize it as yours in a lineup.
Name them with the name roller, not with a canon name. Then, if you want color and costume, move to the full-body maker or the human-presets page. The blog guide covers the storybook palette if you are choosing colors by hand.
No. It generates an original AI reference from the traits you pick. Do not trace official Yaelokre art. Redraw from the silhouette if you use the image as a starting point.
Bases are easier to drop into a sheet or a collage when the frame is square and the background is empty. Switch to 3:4 if you need more of the legs.
Choose a simple mask anyway if you want the Harpy Hare read, or describe “unmasked human child, plain clothes” in the prompt box. A fully empty mannequin is a different tool.
Yes. No sign-in. This is an unofficial fan tool.
This is an unofficial, fan-made OC maker inspired by Yaelokre. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original creators or rights holders. All generated images are original AI art made from your own trait choices.
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