OC Reference Sheet Maker — free character ref sheet template
processed in your browser · never uploaded
A reference sheet maker for original characters (OCs), fursonas and character designs. Load up to three pieces of art (front view, alts, details), fill in a profile as simple "Label: value" lines (name, age, height, species, personality, likes), and add your character's theme colors as a palette of swatches — all composited onto a single ref / model sheet. Choose a landscape, portrait or square canvas size, and set the background, accent and text colors. Leave fields empty to use it as a blank ref sheet base or template for commissions and design drafts. When you're done, press Save PNG to export the sheet as an image. Art and profile text are never uploaded — everything runs in your browser (only display settings like colors and canvas size are stored on your device for next time and can be cleared with Reset).
How to use
- Load your character art (up to 3 images; drag-and-drop or paste also work).
- Type a name and tagline, add profile lines as "Label: value", and list your theme colors.
- Pick a canvas size and colors, then press Save PNG to export the sheet.
FAQ
What is a ref sheet (reference / model sheet)?
A reference sheet sums up a character's look, colors and traits on a single page. Artists use them for commissions, to keep a design consistent and to share an OC. This tool composites your art, profile fields and a color palette into one sheet you can save as an image.
What should an OC reference sheet include?
A typical OC reference sheet has a clear full-body view (front, and ideally side or back), a headshot or expression, the character's name, age, height and personality notes, and a color palette with hex codes for skin, hair, eyes and outfit. Optional extras are accessories, weapons or a pet, and a short backstory. This maker gives you slots for the art, a profile box for those traits and a palette row, so commissioners and other artists get everything on one page.
How do I enter the profile fields?
In the profile box, write one line per trait as "Label: value" (for example Name: …, Height: 160cm, Likes: …). The part before the colon becomes the label and the rest the value, laid out in two columns. Lines without a colon are shown as a single line.
Can I set the character's theme colors?
Yes. In the palette box, list color codes (such as #RRGGBB) separated by spaces, commas or new lines, and they appear as labeled swatches at the bottom of the sheet. It's a handy way to record eye, hair, skin and outfit colors for a commission color guide.
Are my images and entries uploaded?
No. Art, profile text and colors are never sent to a server — everything is processed inside your browser, and the exported PNG is saved only to your device. Only display settings like background, accent and canvas size are stored locally for next time and can be cleared with Reset.