Turn your character idea into a round-headed, winter-coat-wearing South Park OC with Try OC Maker. Create the artwork for personal avatars, fanfiction references, and OC introduction—just describe your idea to get started.
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See six familiar characters from the original South Park series, from the children’s iconic winter outfits to the distinct designs of its adult residents. All of these South Park OCs were generated with Try OC Maker.
Pom-pom silhouette
A round-headed boy wearing a blue knit cap with a red band and pom-pom, with large white eyes beneath the brim. His brown buttoned jacket, red mittens, blue trousers, and black shoes form broad, easily separated blocks of color.
Earflap hat outline
A bright green earflap hat frames a round face with large white eyes, hiding most of the hair. The orange jacket has two chest pockets, while green mittens, dark green trousers, and black shoes repeat the hat’s contrasting palette.
Wide body proportions
A broad, rounded figure with a turquoise cap, yellow hat band, and yellow pom-pom above an oval face. A red buttoned coat stretches across the body, paired with yellow mittens, brown trousers, and small black shoes below the hem.
Face-framing hood
An orange parka surrounds the small figure, with a tightly closed hood leaving the eyes visible inside a brown inner opening. Dark drawstrings, brown mittens, orange trousers, and black shoes keep the outfit simple from head to toe.
Beret and long hair
Long black hair falls beside a round face beneath a pink beret, making a different outline from the boys’ winter hats. A purple buttoned coat, yellow trousers, and black footwear complete the outfit, with large white eyes remaining the main facial feature.
Adult proportions
A tall adult figure with short black hair, a black mustache, and a longer face than the schoolchildren. His light blue collared shirt has chest pockets and rolled sleeves, above dark trousers and black shoes that emphasize the longer-legged silhouette.
First released in 1997, South Park is an adult animated comedy created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. It uses simple, cute-looking characters to tell absurd stories filled with dark humor while satirizing social issues, celebrities, politics, and consumer culture. The story centers on Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny, and the people living around them in a small Colorado town.
South Park characters are built from simple geometric shapes, flat colors, hairstyles, hats, and clothing, making them easy for fans to recreate. Many fans design a South Park persona based on themselves or turn friends, family members, and people they like into South Park characters. They also use fan art and fiction to develop relationships between supporting characters that receive little attention in the original series. Together, these factors have made South Park OC creation especially popular.
Try OC Maker’s South Park OC Maker turns reference photos and written ideas into flat-color, cutout-style characters. Upload a selfie or photo to create a recognizable version of yourself, a friend, or a family member, with details such as the hairstyle, glasses, skin tone, facial hair, and usual clothing reflected in the design. You can also make a South Park character entirely from text by describing the age, expression, hat, outfit, pose, and background—no drawing or preset character parts required.
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Already have a character design? Upload the finished image to our South Park OC Creator and use it as a reference for a new version. Keep the recognizable hairstyle, hat, outfit colors, and accessories while exploring a different expression, pose, coat, or background. You can also create child, teenage, and adult versions of the design, making it easier to show how the same character looks at different ages or in different parts of a story.
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Upload two reference photos or describe both people to create a custom couple portrait, family picture, friendship image, or two-character scene. You can make a character in a South Park-inspired style for each person while defining their hairstyle, clothing, accessories, age, and position separately. Place an adult couple with their child, introduce two new classmates, or show your character interacting with a friend instead of generating everyone as isolated portraits.
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When creating South Park character images, choose the aspect ratio according to where the result will be used. Select 1:1 for profile pictures, Discord avatars, and social media PFPs; 3:4 for full-body designs and character profiles; 4:3 for characters with props or simple settings; and 16:9 for fanfiction scenes, YouTube thumbnails, group artwork, and animation. The right format gives the character and background enough room while reducing the need to crop important details later.
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Turn the finished character image into a short video with Try OC Maker’s AI Animation Generator. Upload your South Park OC, describe one clear action, and generate a scene in which the character waves, walks, turns their head, or reacts to someone nearby. Use the animation for a character introduction, fanfiction scene, roleplay post, or social media clip. You can also choose a square, vertical, or widescreen format based on where the video will be shared—without using separate animation software.
Create Your South Park OCTurn your idea into a South Park OC in three simple steps. Describe your character, choose a model and background, then generate and download the finished image.
Enter a short description of your South Park OC. Include details such as their hairstyle, hat, outfit, colors, and expression. Use Builder to choose each feature step by step, or switch to Prompt to write your own description.
Select the model you want to use. Choose Pure White for a clean character image, or Auto to let the South Park OC maker add a background.
Click Generate Character to create your South Park OC. If you want to change the result, adjust the description and generate again. Download the version you like best.
Your South Park OC can be more than a single character image. Turn it into a personal avatar, pair it with an OC profile, use it to illustrate a fan story, or introduce it in your next roleplay.
Preset avatar makers can make every character look like the same child, leaving little room for your real age or personal features. Upload a photo to South Park OC Maker and keep recognizable details such as your hairstyle, glasses, outfit, and expression. Create a personal profile picture that is easy to recognize, even at a small size—without drawing it yourself or hiring an artist.
Create Your South Park OCA single front-facing image may not show everything that makes your OC unique. Start from a description or use a finished character image as a reference, then explore full-body designs, new outfits, age variations, and different views. You can build a clearer visual profile for your character without redrawing every version from scratch.
Create Your South Park OCYou may know exactly who your new classmate, neighbor, or town troublemaker is but still struggle to turn that idea into artwork. Use South Park OC Maker to visualize the character, try different poses and expressions, and create art for story covers, character introductions, or individual scenes. It gives you a visual starting point for your story and a clearer reference to share with an illustrator.
Create Your South Park OCA roleplay character is easier to introduce when other players can see what they look like. Create an avatar or full-body image showing the character’s everyday outfit, school look, or superhero alter ego, then add it to a Discord profile, character sheet, or RP introduction. Your OC enters the story with a clear visual identity instead of a text-only description.
Create Your South Park OCAnyone can easily create a South Park OC from a text prompt or reference image. Customize your character’s appearance, explore different styles, and bring your idea to life.
No drawing or prompt-writing experience is needed. Enter a few character details or follow the guided options to create your South Park OC with ease.
Turn a character idea into artwork in just a few clicks. AI handles the illustration process, so you can develop new OC concepts without drawing every detail by hand.
Use the guided builder when you need inspiration, or write your own prompt when you already have a clear idea. Choose the method that fits your creative process.
Describe your character with text or upload a reference image to guide the design. Create a South Park OC based on the hairstyle, clothing, colors, and other visual details you provide.
Create the familiar flat-color, cutout-inspired look or experiment with other available styles. Explore different ways to present the same character idea for avatars, stories, and roleplay.
Download clear, high-quality character artwork with recognizable colors and details. Use the finished image for profile pictures, OC profiles, fanfiction, fan comics, or roleplay characters.
Open the South Park OC Maker, and upload a clear photo of yourself. Tell the AI to keep the details that make you recognizable—your hairstyle, glasses, skin tone, and usual outfit—while turning you into a flat, cutout-style South Park-inspired character. You can also describe yourself in text, but a photo usually gives the AI more to work with.
You don’t need any drawing skills. Open Builder or Prompt mode and describe what your South Park OC looks like, including their age, hat, hairstyle, coat, colors, and whether you want a full-body image. Generate the first version, see what feels off, then change that part of the prompt and try again. There’s no need to redraw anything by hand.
Yes. Choose Teenager or Adult in the Builder, then describe details that make the character’s age clear. You might ask for an older-looking hairstyle, or clothes that suit a teacher, parent, or another adult in town. If the character still looks too young, add more detail about their age.
Yes. Upload an image you have permission to use to the South Park OC Maker. Tell the AI which details to keep, such as the hairstyle, glasses, signature outfit, and color palette, then ask for a flat, cutout-style South Park Character look. Small details may change, so the result might not be an exact copy.
Yes. Upload your OC image to the South Park OC Maker, then describe the new pose in detail, like head direction, arm position, hand placement, and gaze. For a more difficult pose, you can also upload a separate pose reference.
Yes. Ask for a full-body view from the side, or back. Describe key details that cannot be seen from the front, such as the back of the hairstyle, hat, or coat.
For two new characters, describe them separately as Character A and Character B. Say where each character should stand and which hat, outfit, and colors belong to them. If you already have images of both OCs, upload them to the South Park OC Maker and say which character should appear on the left or right.
Try OC Maker is operated by Lantiva LLC, not South Park Studios. The images you create are fan-made concepts, not official characters.
Creating a new face for the town does not have to start with a blank drawing. Begin with a character description in Try OC Maker.
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