AI mascot generator
Free AI mascot generator
Describe your mascot in a sentence. Claude draws it as a rigged vector character, and all 15 motions work the moment it lands. Your first characters are free.
200 free credits a month · 2 characters · No card
A tiny astronaut axolotl in a bubble helmet who guides new users through onboarding, curious and upbeat
Real prompts
One sentence in, one character out.
Each of these came straight from the generator. Only the names and bios were edited; the artwork is exactly what the prompt produced.
“A tiny astronaut axolotl in a bubble helmet who guides new users through onboarding, curious and upbeat”
Axipolished · 2 min“A tiny lighthouse-keeper crab who guards a status page, earnest and a little anxious”
Nipperpolished · 5 min“A hedgehog barista with a tiny apron for a coffee-ordering app, looks grumpy but is secretly sweet”
Grumpsoutlined · 2 min“A glowing jellyfish night-light companion for a kids' bedtime-story app, soft and sleepy”
Lumikawaii · 1 min“A chunky pixel dragon hatchling for an indie game launcher, mischievous”
Glitchpixel-ish · 1 min“A retro robot mailman for an email-marketing tool, with a satchel of envelopes”
Postbotoutlined · 5 min
How it works
From a sentence to a character that moves.
- 01
Describe it
Who it is, its personality, where it will live and one signature detail. Leave out camera, lighting and background.
- 02
Pick a style
Polished, outlined, flat, kawaii, soft 3D, retro or pixel-ish, or write your own style brief.
- 03
Get a rig
Claude draws named vector parts with pivots at the joints and names the character when it finishes.
- 04
Animate and ship
15 presets are free and instant. Export Lottie, SVG, GIF, MP4, WebM or stickers, or embed it live.
Styles
Six looks, all real vector.
Every style is drawn as paths and gradients, never pixels, so all of them animate, recolour and scale the same way.
Polished
polishedSoft gradients and glints, the default.
Outlined
outlinedBold, even outlines and two-tone fills.
Flat
flatThree flat tones per form, no gradients.
Kawaii
kawaiiRound, big-headed, pastel.
Soft 3D
soft3dClay-like volume, still pure vector.
Pixel-ish
pixelishChunky, faceted, game-ready.
Prompt tips
Say who it is, not what the picture looks like.
| Weak | Better |
|---|---|
| a cute fox | a clever fox who guides new users through a budgeting app, oversized ears, a tiny calculator badge |
| robot mascot | a boxy delivery robot for a logistics API, earnest and slightly clumsy, one antenna with a blinking light |
| cloud | a calm cloud creature that shows sync status for a storage app, sleepy eyes, soft rounded edges |
One exaggerated feature beats five small ones: it is what keeps a character readable at 32 pixels. More in the generation guide.
Why Lumorig
Most mascot generators stop at a picture.
A rig, not a render
Parts and joints mean the character can wave, talk and celebrate without being redrawn each time.
Same character, every frame
Poses are the same drawing, moved. No new face in every image, no palette drift.
Kilobytes to ship
A two-second Lottie is a few KB gzipped. Embed it live with one script tag.
Behaviour included
Chatbot, AI-agent and onboarding canvases make it react to your app.
Scriptable
REST API, TypeScript SDK, CLI and a hosted MCP server for your agent.
Honest pricing
Presets and exports are free; you pay only when something new is drawn. See pricing.
FAQ
AI mascot generator questions.
Is the AI mascot generator free?
Yes, to start. The free plan includes 200 credits every month; a new character is 80 credits, so that is 2 characters a month, with all 15 preset motions and every export free. Free-plan characters are for personal use; Maker ($12/mo) adds commercial use.
What does it actually generate: an image or a character?
A character. You get a rigged vector drawing: named parts (head, arms, ears, tail) with pivots at the joints and colours as palette tokens. That is why it can move, stay consistent in every pose, and export as Lottie or SVG instead of a flat PNG.
Which AI model draws the mascots?
Claude Opus 5.5 draws every character as vector paths and rigs it. The motions are fitted to the rig by our engine, so presets are instant and never call a model.
How long does a mascot take?
Usually one to five minutes, depending on detail. The gallery shows the real time next to each generated character. You can follow progress live in the studio or over the API.
Can I change it after it's generated?
Yes. Recolour instantly for free, ask for changes in plain words (40 credits), or branch a look variant such as a seasonal outfit (60 credits). Every version is kept, so you can roll back.
I already have a mascot. Do I need the generator?
No. Upload it instead and it is rebuilt as a rigged vector that matches your art (120 credits). See mascot animation for how that works.
Keep exploring
- Animate your mascot Upload the mascot you already have and get it back rigged, with 15 motions and custom animation.
- Vector mascot generator Mascots as real vector: SVG stills, animated SVG, logo badges and palette tokens you can recolour.
- Gallery Live, rigged example characters you can play, inspect and open in the studio.
- App mascot A guide character for onboarding, empty states and streaks that weighs kilobytes, not megabytes.
Describe your mascot. Watch it wave.
Free to start. Or drop in the mascot you already have.