ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
A small workshop for original characters.
MiniMuse Fun is an independent browser character creator built around a simple activity: trying an idea, seeing it on a character, and making it your own.
What you can make
Mix hairstyles, faces, clothing, and accessories. Change colors and proportions, try a pose, or arrange a cast of up to four characters. Bring your own PNG props into the scene and download the result as a finished picture.
The workshop starts with 18 complete looks so that you can begin by changing something visible. You do not need to name every detail of a character’s story before exploring the design. A hairstyle, an outfit, or a gesture can be enough.
A separate game with a separate identity
MiniMuse Fun takes part in the wider character creator and dress-up game genre. It is not the official MiniMuse game, is not affiliated with Studio Sirenia, and does not bundle MiniMuse artwork or code. Its illustrated catalog, interface, and browser project format are separate.
If you arrived while searching for MiniMuse, the MiniMuse comparison explains the distinction and links to the original game. The button on this website opens MiniMuse Fun.
How the artwork is made
The built-in character pieces were generated for this project using AI image tools, then prepared as sprite atlases and assembled with a browser-based character rig. They are not scanned or extracted from either reference website. The editor combines those pieces with your chosen colors, layer settings, and poses.
The drawing system has practical limits. Some extreme joint angles need manual garment adjustment. PNG export preserves the finished composition; there is no animation timeline or video export in this version.
Your work stays local
The editor works without a MiniMuse Fun account. Character projects and imported images are stored in your browser; there is no cloud project library or public community feed. Download a finished PNG to keep a picture outside the browser.
Read the privacy policy and storage explanation for the distinction between local project data and the hosting service that delivers this website.
Learn the tools
The guides are written around this editor’s actual controls. Start with your first character, then explore original character design exercises. For a practical problem, use Help & troubleshooting.