Cartoon Avatar Maker

Pick one of the three photo styles on this page. The image studio opens in edit mode with the avatar prompt already written; add a clear photo of yourself and generate. You get a head-and-shoulders cartoon on a plain backdrop, square and ready to crop to a circle, for 1 credit.

That is what the prompt is built for. It tells the model to keep your age, face shape, features, hairstyle, skin tone, expression and clothing, to keep adult proportions and eye size, and to change only the drawing style, the framing and the background. Flat vector simplifies the most, so it keeps the likeness in broad strokes.

Yes. Describe a character in the box at the top — hair, glasses, a scarf, a profession — pick a style, and the studio draws an original adult character as a head-and-shoulders avatar. It is the route for anonymous accounts, team personas and brand mascots.

Most platforms take a square image and show it as a circle, from about 40 pixels in a comment to a few hundred on a profile page. The studio outputs a 2K square, so crop nothing and upload as is; keep the face in the middle third so the circle does not clip it.

Yes. Take the avatar to the transparent background maker and the backdrop is removed to a PNG for 1 credit — useful for stream overlays, name badges and emotes.

Only with their permission. A photo of another person needs their consent, and photos of public figures are declined before anything is generated. The presets restyle the person in the photo; they never turn anyone into someone else.

Flat vector for work profiles and small circles — it stays legible at 40 pixels. 3D claymation for personal accounts, where warmth matters more than crispness. Comic ink for gaming and creator profiles, where bold lines hold up on busy banners.