What you can make
Two things, both finished and both free.
The generator
Build a blocky 3D character, paint it, and download it as a real .glb model you can open in Blender, Godot, Blockbench or Roblox Studio. Over 1029 combinations, so you will never see the same one twice.
Make a character → LiveYour island
Send your favourite characters to an island and watch them live there. They walk around, stop to chat with each other, and sometimes celebrate. Saved in your browser, so they are still there tomorrow.
Visit the island →How it works
Three steps, and none of them need a 3D program.
- Press GENERATE. You get a character with a made-up name, a body, eyes, a mouth and shoes. Press it again for a new one.
- Change what you do not like. Pick a colour, a finish, a different pair of eyes. Every part can be rolled again on its own, so a character you almost like does not have to be thrown away.
- Press Download .glb. The file lands in your downloads folder. It is a normal 3D file, and the guides below show you what to do with it.
Guides, if you get stuck
Written for people who have never opened a 3D program before.
Blender
Open your character in Blender and move its arms and legs.
Read it →Godot
Put your character into a game you are making.
Read it →Blockbench
Open it in Blockbench to recolour it or make pictures.
Read it →Roblox Studio
Bring your character into Studio, with the size rules explained.
Read it →Making it move
Wave, walk and jump — no rigging or skeletons needed.
Read it →What to expect
The straight answers, so you know before you click.
- It is free. There is no paid version and nothing is locked.
- No account, ever. Nothing asks for your name, your email or your age beyond a one-time question about ads.
- Your stuff stays on your device. Characters are saved in your own browser. There is no server holding them.
- There are ads, and visits are counted. The ads are what pay for the site. The counting uses cookies, and it tells us which pages get used. The Privacy & Cookie Policy at the foot of this page spells out both.
- The models are really yours. A downloaded .glb is a normal 3D file. Use it in your game, your video, whatever you like.
- Things may break. These are experiments made by one person. If something is broken, it is a bug, not a paywall.