MLP OC Maker

A mane with character. A mark with a story. A pony that’s yours.

Choose a few details or write your own description, then bring an original My Little Pony-inspired character to life.

HEIC, JPEG, PNG or WebP · Up to 40 MB

Pony design

Choose your pony

Name, talent & accessories
Background & Builder prompt

Original My Little Pony-inspired fan pony. Species: Unicorn. Four legs and hooves, one short forehead horn; no wings. Name: Cinder Glow. Coat and eyes: Soft peach coat and amber eyes. Mane and tail: Dark aubergine mane and tail, one coral streak and a curled forelock. Cutie mark on the visible flank: A candle with one small spark. Keep the symbol simple. Talent: Makes paper lanterns for evening celebrations. Details: Tiny teal scarf; patient and quietly playful. Flat 2D TV pony animation: large rounded head, short muzzle, compact torso, simple tapered legs, broad hooves, expressive eyes, colored outlines and solid fills with one cel shadow. No human limbs, realistic horse proportions, 3D rendering, glossy plastic, lettering or watermark. Scene: Lantern-lit canal, stylized houses, lilac evening sky and flat reflections. One full-body three-quarter standing pose, all four hooves and the entire tail inside the frame with margin.

View · Full body

Three views use a plain background. Check markings and proportions across the sheet.

Three ponies, three starting points

These original examples were created with Codex image generation. Choose a concept to fill the Builder, then change a color, hobby or detail. The image is not uploaded automatically; the model you choose may draw the same idea differently.

Peach unicorn with dark aubergine mane, teal scarf and candle mark beside a lantern-filled canal

Cinder Glow

A unicorn lantern maker. Peach, aubergine and a candle-shaped mark turn a quiet craft into a recognizable design.

Periwinkle pegasus with orange mane, open wings and kite mark at a colorful kite festival

Ribbon Gust

A pegasus who tests handmade kites. A periwinkle coat and orange mane stand out against a sky full of pennants.

Cocoa-brown earth pony with sage braid, blue eyes and acorn-and-note mark on a flower-filled woodland path

Moss Melody

An earth pony who makes woodland instruments. A sage braid and an acorn-and-note mark connect the look to the hobby.

One pony.
A whole new angle.

Full body for the outfit. Portrait for the expression. Three views to explore the design from every side.

Generated front, side and back study of Cinder Glow with peach coat, aubergine mane, teal scarf and a candle mark
Cinder Glow’s reference study, made with Codex image generation. Compare the mane, scarf and flank marking across views; generated details can vary.

After generating your pony, prepare the selected result as a reference. Review the model and credit cost before making the next image.

Moss Melody, a cheerful earth pony with a sage braid, woodland bells and an acorn-and-note mark
A woodland hobby becomes a mane, a mark and a whole little world.

A little hobby.
A whole personality.

Start with something your pony loves. Moss Melody makes woodland instruments; Cinder Glow folds paper lanterns. A favorite activity gives your My Little Pony character a reason for every detail.

Use the MLP OC maker to pick a silhouette, then add one memorable accessory. A shy pony with an enormous bow? A fearless flyer who loves sewing? That contrast is where the fun starts.

Earth pony
No horn or wings
Pegasus
Feathered wings
Unicorn
A single horn
Alicorn
A horn and wings

These categories also appear in Hasbro’s official character collection. Your pony’s colors and story are up to you.

Small mark.
Big story.

A candle for a lantern maker. A kite for a playful flyer. An acorn and notes for a woodland musician.

Choose one clear symbol and a small accent. Give it enough contrast against the coat, and keep the flank visible. Still figuring out the talent? Leave the mark blank for now.

Tiny symbols can change between generations. Inspect the shape and placement before calling it finished.

Three illustrated cutie-mark ideas: candle and spark, a ribboned kite, and an acorn with musical notes
Original motif study made with Codex image generation.
Ribbon Gust leaps through a bright kite festival with orange mane and open wings
Keep the colors. Change the hobby, the pose or the adventure.

A little more you.
A little more pony.

A ponysona can start with your favorite color, a hobby or an accessory you wear everywhere. A few words are enough; you don’t need a personal photo.

Try a sample in the MLP OC maker, then change two or three details. Your original My Little Pony character might be one small twist away.

For movement, start from a single pony image. Try a side-tracking trot, a small leap, then a wide landing shot. Our image-to-video walkthrough shows what to check when the camera changes.

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MLP OC Maker questions

What is an MLP OC?

MLP stands for My Little Pony, and OC means original character. It is a pony you invent for a story, drawing or role-play, with a name, look and personality of its own. A ponysona can be a version of yourself imagined as a pony.

Can I try this MLP OC maker for free?

Browsing examples and editing a design are free. Eligible new accounts receive 20 signup credits once, with no expiry. Sign in to generate, and check the selected model’s credit cost before submitting. More credits are available on the pricing page.

Can I make an alicorn or a pony without a cutie mark?

Yes. Builder has Earth pony, Pegasus, Unicorn and Alicorn choices. The no-mark checkbox asks for an unmarked flank while keeping your saved symbol available if you turn it back on. These are drawing directions, not restrictions on the story you can write.

Can I upload a drawing of my pony?

Choose a model that accepts reference images and upload a drawing you can use. Explain which colors, mane shape and accessories should remain. A reference gives the model a guide, but it can still change the face, legs or small symbols.

Will my cutie mark look exactly the same in every image?

Not necessarily. Small markings may be mirrored, simplified or moved, especially in a character sheet. Use a short description and one strong shape, check the visible flank and correct the symbol separately if you need an exact emblem.

Is this a dress-up game or a layered pony editor?

It generates an image from a description. It does not place premade mane and body parts on a canvas, export separate layers or create a rigged game model. You can change the brief and generate again; every submitted image uses the quoted credits.

Can I make a reference sheet and a video?

Choose Three views for a front, side and back image, or prepare a successful result as a reference first. Check each view for differences. An owned generated image can also open the video editor; use a single pony image for motion and review that separate generation’s settings and credit cost.

Is this an official My Little Pony character maker?

No. This is an independent fan tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hasbro. My Little Pony and its characters belong to their respective rights holders. The ponies shown here are original AI-generated fan designs.

Original AI-generated examples. Independent fan tool; not an official Hasbro product.