Start Without Drawing
Use a description or the available character options to start designing your shinobi without drawing from scratch.
Imagine your shinobi’s village, outfit, and signature jutsu. Describe them to create a Naruto-inspired original character (OC), or begin with the available character options. Choose the style and framing, then refine your description to explore another version.
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Start with your own character idea, explore the design, and continue in the image or animation tools when your project needs another format.
Use a description or the available character options to start designing your shinobi without drawing from scratch.
Turn a written idea into a Naruto-inspired character with your chosen hairstyle, ninja outfit, expression, pose, weapon, and chakra effect.
Have a selfie or sketch? Use it as a starting point in the separate AI Image Generator, where you can upload references and request a ninja-inspired version.
Open the Image GeneratorWant to change the outfit, hairstyle, accessories, pose, or background? Update your prompt and generate a new version with the details you want.
Request a close-up, half-body portrait, or head-to-toe view to show the details your project needs. Check the framing in the generated result.
Download your character image, then upload it to the AI Animation Generator to create a video. This is a separate workflow; images do not transfer automatically.
Open the Animation GeneratorStudy the outfits, colors, and accessories of these six characters from Naruto Shippuden. Use their designs as visual references when developing your own ninja.

Identity: A shinobi from the Hidden Leaf Village and the jinchūriki of the Nine-Tailed Fox.
Naruto has bright blue eyes, spiky blond hair, and three whisker-like marks on each cheek. This Shippuden reference shows his black-and-orange jacket, orange pants, black forehead protector, and open-toed ninja sandals.

Identity: A member of the Uchiha clan, a former member of Team 7, and Naruto’s longtime rival.
Sasuke has pale skin, dark eyes, and black hair with long bangs framing his face. This Shippuden reference shows a light gray, high-collared shirt open at the chest, dark pants, forearm guards, and a thick purple rope belt. A sword rests at his waist.

Identity: A kunoichi from the Hidden Leaf Village, a member of Team 7, and a skilled medical ninja trained by Tsunade.
Sakura has short pink hair and green eyes, with her forehead protector worn like a hairband. This Shippuden reference shows a long sleeveless red top with pale trim, black shorts and gloves, pink elbow guards, and dark open-toed boots.

Identity: The leader of Team 7, an elite jōnin of the Hidden Leaf Village, and the ninja known as Kakashi of the Sharingan.
Kakashi has spiky silver hair, one visible dark eye, and a black mask covering the lower half of his face. His forehead protector is tilted over his left eye to hide his Sharingan. He usually wears a green tactical flak jacket over a dark blue ninja uniform, along with fingerless gloves and open-toed sandals.

Identity: A gifted Uchiha shinobi, Sasuke’s older brother, and a member of the Akatsuki.
Itachi has long black hair framing his face, red Sharingan eyes, and visible lines beneath them. This reference shows the Akatsuki’s black cloak with red clouds and a high collar, pale leg coverings, and open-toed sandals. His Hidden Leaf forehead protector has a slash across its symbol.

Identity: A kunoichi from the Hidden Leaf Village, a member of the Hyuga clan, and a user of the Byakugan.
Hinata has pale lavender eyes and long dark-blue hair with straight bangs. This Shippuden reference shows a lavender-and-cream hooded jacket, dark blue pants, and open-toed ninja sandals. Her Hidden Leaf forehead protector is worn around her neck.

Start with the shinobi you have in mind: their hairstyle, eyes, village, outfit, expression, and pose. In text mode, describe these details to generate a Naruto-inspired character image. You do not need to draw from scratch or know complex prompting techniques. Review the result and revise your description to explore another version.
Create From a Prompt
A forehead protector, ninja tool pouch, or set of bandages can give your design a recognizable Naruto influence. Describe clean linework, cel shading, and the outfit you want. You might imagine a village ninja, clan member, ANBU operative, or rogue ninja. These are ideas to include in your description, rather than dedicated character selectors; try different combinations to develop your own design.
Try a Ninja Direction
To start from a selfie, sketch, or portrait, open Try OC Maker’s separate AI Image Generator. Choose “Image Edit”, upload your reference there, and describe the ninja outfit, forehead protector, pose, and background you want. The image can guide the result, although the face and other details may change. This page’s OC generator uses text descriptions and character options.
Open the Image Generator
Describe the details that define your Naruto OC: clan, chakra nature, signature jutsu, hairstyle, outfit, and equipment. Explain how the ability should look in the image, and specify the expression and pose. These are requests in your description; the generator does not provide dedicated clan or jutsu controls.
Build a Full Design
Ask for a full-body view, an action scene, or artwork for a character sheet. Describe the framing and the equipment that should be visible, then review the result. Multiple views and repeated characters may differ; a generated image is a visual reference, not an automatically completed character profile.
Refine Another VersionChoose “Prompt” to enter a text description. Describe your shinobi’s appearance, outfit, visible ability effects, and pose. You can also use “Builder” to work with the available character options.
Choose the available style, background, and aspect ratio. A portrait format leaves room for a head-to-toe view, while a square format can suit a profile picture; specify the framing in your description too.
Click “Generate Character” to create your Naruto OC. Sign in if prompted, check that your account has enough credits, and wait for the result.
Review the image and identify anything that differs from your idea. Revise the description and generate another version, or download a result you like. Details may change between versions.
Give your shinobi a place in your creative projects: a profile portrait, a roleplay character image, a fanfiction illustration, or a drawing reference. Choose the composition to suit the image you need.
Give your profile a Naruto-inspired portrait with a distinctive ninja outfit, expression, and accessory.
Give your roleplay character a visual identity with an outfit and visible ability effects that fit their role. Define their story and power limits yourself.
Illustrate a scene from your fanfiction. Repeat your OC’s defining visual details in the description and check their appearance in each result.
Request full-body artwork to accompany your character sheet, showing the outfit and equipment. Add the biography, abilities, and other written details separately.
Turn your written design notes into a visual reference for drawing your Naruto OC, with the clothing, hairstyle, and pose you want to explore.
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If you do not know where to start when creating a Naruto OC, begin by deciding on these four things:
Here is a practical Naruto OC prompt structure you can use directly:
Identity + main appearance + ninja outfit + ability effects + pose + image requirements
For example:
A young female Chūnin from the Hidden Leaf Village with short black hair and gray-green eyes. She wears a layered dark-blue ninja outfit, with her forehead protector tied around her left arm and a ninja tool pouch at her waist. She specializes in Wind Release, with a pale-green spiraling wind blade forming around her right hand. Calm expression, full-body view, battle-ready pose, forest training-ground background, clean Japanese shōnen anime linework and cel shading.
Whether you can try it without an additional payment depends on your account balance. Generation uses credits. Check the cost shown in the generator and your available balance before creating an image.
Yes. You do not need to draw line art or color the character yourself. Simply describe what you want your character to look like in the Naruto OC Maker, and the AI will turn your description into a Naruto OC image.
Yes, through Try OC Maker’s separate AI Image Generator. Open that tool, select “Image Edit”, upload your photo, and describe the Naruto-inspired design you want. This page’s OC generator does not accept photos; use the link below to work with them. The likeness may vary.
Open the Image GeneratorIf you want your OC to look like they belong in the Naruto world, include these visual elements:
Yes. Revise the description to request a different outfit, hairstyle, pose, accessory, or background, then generate another version. This creates a new image rather than making a precise local edit.
Yes. Ask for a full-body view and specify that the shoes, weapons, and entire outfit should be visible. A portrait aspect ratio can help with framing. If the image is cropped, revise the description and generate another version.
Describe the shinobi you imagine and use Try OC Maker to turn those details into a character image, without drawing from scratch.
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