Full-Body Pixel Avatar Generator: Make a Small Retro Character
Build a full-body pixel character, compare its 48px and 96px saves, and keep the pose readable.
Read →Create a full-body pixel character in 48px or 96px, then save the result from the editor.

This editor is for a full-body character, not a close-up square face. The preview keeps the body, clothing, hair and accessories in view.
Choose the 48px or 96px image option, adjust the visible parts, and press Save when the character is ready. The runtime shows the PNG save message inside the editor.
Choose the 48px or 96px image option shown in the editor.
The character remains a complete figure instead of a square face close-up.
Adjust body, hair, facial details, clothing, accessories and background/line options.
Use the runtime Save control after the character and image size are ready.
Check the same full-body character at the 48px and 96px options.
Use the body, hair, garment and accessory controls to keep the whole figure consistent.
Review the full-body preview, then use Save to keep the PNG result on the local device.
Click START to load the Full-body Pixel editor through Ruffle.
Select the image size shown in the editor before saving.
Adjust the body, hair, face, garments, accessories and background/line controls.
Press Save and follow the editor's local PNG save message.
It makes a full-body pixel character rather than a close-up square face. The editor shows 48px and 96px image options.
They are the two output sizes presented by this editor. Choose the size that fits the place where you plan to use the saved character.
The visible controls cover the body, hair, facial details, garments, accessories, and background/line options.
After customizing the character, choose the image size and press Save. The editor displays a PNG local-save message.
The page waits for your click before loading the Ruffle player. This keeps the editor from starting before you ask it to.
Build a full-body pixel character, compare its 48px and 96px saves, and keep the pose readable.
Read →Compare a 48px full-body pixel character with a 256px square portrait and choose the right visual job.
Read →Choose a size, build the whole character, and save the result.
Start the editor