
Start with the character's job or hobby, then add one recognizable item. A weather reporter with earmuffs and a clipboard is easier to picture than a long list of unrelated accessories.
Below are 36 original ideas with one short prompt each. They are writing suggestions, not 36 tested images. A separate section shows exact prompts with documented outputs from October 17, 2026. For the generation controls and allowance rules, use the main South Park OC guide.
Plan the character first with the downloadable OC base and character templates, then choose a prompt below.
Find an idea by the task
- A readable PFP: start with the cozy group and keep the face large.
- A fan-story character: choose school or town jobs, then add a name and a personality in your notes.
- A female OC with a specific look: try the skater, reporter, or drummer, then use the hair and outfit combinations.
- A coordinated group: use a shared background and framing, but distinct colors; create each person separately.
36 OC ideas and short prompts
Every prompt below fits the tool's 200-character limit. Use Describe an OC; there is no need to upload a face. The model can simplify or omit a requested detail. These suggestions do not promise exact props, lettering, or repeatable faces.
School and recess
Weather reporter
A serious kid in teal earmuffs and a navy coat, holding a weather clipboard, snowy schoolyard
Chess captain
A sleepy student in a navy sweater vest, holding one oversized wooden chess knight, round glasses, plain background
New kid
A nervous kid in a mustard jacket with a backpack larger than their body, short spiky hair, school entrance
Science fair hopeful
A grinning student in purple gloves and safety goggles, holding a small model volcano, simple paper-cutout shapes
Dodgeball referee
A stern kid in a striped referee shirt and red headband, holding a red rubber ball, snowy playground
School journalist
A curious kid in an oversized brown coat and blue knit cap, holding a little recorder, plain background
Winter town and outdoors
Snowboard beginner
A kid in a teal parka and magenta ski goggles, carrying a short purple snowboard, snowy hill
Ice fisher
An older character in a plaid trapper hat and brown coat, holding a thermos and a tiny fishing rod, frozen lake
Cocoa stand owner
A cheerful adult in a maroon scarf and cream beanie, holding a steaming cocoa cup, simple snowy background
Sledding pilot
A fearless kid in a leather aviator cap and orange coat, standing beside a small wooden sled, flat colors
Ice skater
A girl with short curls, white earmuffs and a pale blue coat, carrying ice skates over one shoulder, snow background
Snow fort planner
A kid in a green parka and yellow mittens, holding a ruler beside a lopsided snow fort, paper-cutout style
Goth, punk and quiet misfits
Goth poet
A quiet teen with an asymmetric black bob, purple scarf and charcoal coat, holding a pocket notebook, pale background
Garage bassist
A teen with short red spikes and a patched black vest, holding a plain purple bass guitar, simple flat background
Rainy-day goth
A teen with long black hair and a plum coat, holding a closed black umbrella, gray paper-cutout background
Bedroom DJ
A skeptical teen in a charcoal hoodie with huge blue headphones around their neck, holding a tiny record
Punk skater
A kid with lime spiked hair and an orange patched vest, carrying a battered skateboard, simple snowy setting
Midnight reader
A tired teen in a black turtleneck and small round glasses, holding a closed red book and a mug, flat colors
Odd jobs and town characters
Diner barista
An exasperated adult in a green visor and stained cream apron, holding a plain coffee pot, paper-cutout look
Mail carrier
A cheerful mail carrier in a navy cap and brown winter coat, carrying an overflowing canvas letter bag
Hardware helper
A kid in orange overalls and a blue beanie, holding a large tape measure, short curly hair, plain background
Crossing guard
An older character in an orange reflective vest and white gloves, holding a blank octagonal sign, snowy street
Local radio host
An adult with large aviator glasses and a mustard corduroy jacket, wearing headphones beside a small microphone
Town baker
A flour-dusted adult in a tilted white chef hat and red striped apron, holding a rolling pin, simple background
Hobbies and weekend outfits
Plant collector
A girl with cropped brown hair, olive overalls and yellow boots, holding one tiny potted cactus, flat colors
Bird watcher
A kid in a moss-green rain jacket and orange cap, holding oversized binoculars, simple snowy trees
Roller derby rookie
A teen with two braids, a purple helmet and red hoodie, wearing roller skates, plain pale blue background
Amateur astronomer
A kid in a navy star-patterned coat and yellow mittens, standing beside a small telescope, simple night sky
Model train fan
An older character with a gray moustache and blue cardigan, holding a tiny red toy train, paper-cutout style
School drummer
A confident girl with two braids and red hoodie, navy headphones around her neck, holding drumsticks, plain background
Cozy and playful profile pictures
Cat-ear reader
A sleepy kid in a dusty rose sweater and cream cat-ear beanie, hugging a closed green book, pale blue background
Saturday gamer
A kid in gray pajamas and a teal headset, holding a plain controller, messy dark hair, simple flat background
Bear-slipper lounger
A character in blue striped pajamas and giant brown bear slippers, holding a pillow, flat paper-cutout shapes
Bubble tea regular
A teen in a cream fleece jacket and striped green beanie, holding a clear bubble tea cup, simple background
Blanket burrito
A sleepy kid wrapped in a dark blue star-patterned blanket, only eyes and messy bangs showing, pale background
Cardboard knight
A kid in a handmade cardboard helmet and red scarf, holding a wooden ruler and a round cardboard shield, snow background
Three prompts with real, documented outputs
Unlike the 36 suggestions above, these exact descriptions were each run once on October 17, 2026, in text-only mode, at 1:1 and the 1K tier. The images are unedited outputs resized for the page. Another run can differ.
| Exact prompt | Recorded result |
|---|---|
| A shy kid in an oversized yellow raincoat and rubber boots, holding a tiny umbrella, snowy background | ![]() |
| A tall goth teen with purple streaked hair, black lipstick, a studded choker, and a long black coat | ![]() |
| A sleepy kid in green dinosaur pajamas with the hood up, hugging a stuffed bear | ![]() |
The main OC tutorial contains two more recorded examples: a hockey player and a girl inventor. We do not label the ungenerated variations in this library as tested.
Turn an idea into a character rather than a costume
For the weather reporter, write: Nora Vale; careful, optimistic; wants to predict a snow day; teal earmuffs and weather clipboard. The first three notes give you a story. Only the last one needs to appear in the image prompt.
To revise a prompt, change one visible detail at a time:
- Keep the role and prop: weather reporter + clipboard.
- Choose a different two-color palette: rust coat + cream earmuffs.
- Add one clear mood: worried rather than cheerful.
- Remove background detail if the avatar needs to work at chat size.
Save the image you like before making another attempt. Regeneration draws a new image, so changing the coat color can also change the face; it is not a selective layer edit. Each completed account generation uses 5 credits. The guest trial is limited by browser and network, and a shared network may already have used it. Check pricing and the allowance in the tool.
Choose a different workflow when it fits better
Want the OC to resemble you? Switch to From a photo, upload a permitted clear portrait, and use one short instruction. The photo walkthrough covers the steps.
Need exact reusable clothing parts? A manual maker may suit you better. Our Picrew comparison and SP-Studio alternatives explain the different controls. We do not provide their editable files or official avatar codes.
Ready to use it as a PFP? Choose a square image and inspect the circular crop using the PFP checklist. Matching backgrounds and pairs still require your own selection and cropping; the generator does not automatically pair results.






