OC Maker

An OC (original character) is a character you invented yourself, as opposed to one from an existing anime, game or comic. Fan characters designed to live inside someone else's world still count, which is why fandom OC makers are so popular. PixAI generates both from a written description.

Lock three things: the same model, the same seed, and a fixed description of the traits that define the character (hair color, eye color, one signature item). Generate a reference sheet first, then reuse that description word for word. For tighter consistency, train a LoRA on your own outputs.

Yes. Credits refresh daily on every account and cover ordinary use of the OC maker. Nothing is charged unless you choose to buy a credit pack or subscribe for higher volume and faster queues.

You can use PixAI generations in personal and commercial work. Individual model licenses can add conditions and are shown on each model page. Note that a character you designed and a specific AI-generated image of that character have different legal status in most countries.

No. You describe the character in plain language and the model draws it. Most people reach a usable design in three or four rounds by changing one trait at a time rather than rewriting the whole prompt.

Use the dedicated pages. They load models tuned to that series' art style, so a Sonic OC comes out looking like a Sonic character and a Genshin OC reads as a playable character, instead of both landing on generic anime.