South Park Character Generator

You, as a construction-paper cartoon kid.

The man as a paper cutout cartoon in his beanie and flannelExample output

South Park Character Generator examples.

The man as a paper cutout cartoon in his beanie and flannel
Photo of a bearded man in a beanie and flannel shirt
BeforeAfter

From a selfie

The woman as a cutout cartoon with big curls, glasses and a pink hoodie
Photo of a woman with curly hair and round glasses
BeforeAfter

Glasses and curls

An original cutout cartoon office worker with a huge coffee cup

No photo: office worker

South Park Character Generator features.

Cutout cartoon style

Flat colors, big round head, mitten hands.

Looks like you

Hair, beard, glasses and outfit carry over.

Snowy town backdrop

The small mountain town street.

South Park Character Generator, step by step.

01

Upload a photo

Or describe a character.

02

Add a detail

Optional: a prop, job or pose.

03

Download

Use it as an avatar or meme.

South Park Character Generator use cases.

Avatars
A cartoon profile picture friends recognize.
Group chats
Run each friend separately and line them up.
Gifts and cards
A funny portrait for a birthday card.

South Park Character Generator: best photos and fixes.

Photos that make you recognizable

In this style a character is recognized by hair, facial hair, glasses, hats and clothing colors, because faces are reduced to two eyes and a tiny mouth. So pick a photo where your hairstyle and outfit are clear. A waist-up photo shows the clothes; a tight selfie leaves the outfit to be guessed. Bold signature items, like a red beanie or a band t-shirt, carry the likeness best.

Describing a character

Without a photo, describe the character in a few words: who they are, what they wear and one prop. "A substitute teacher in a brown cardigan holding a stack of papers" works better than a long backstory. With a photo, add a prop or situation: "holding a game controller", "wearing a winter parka". The style turns everything into flat paper shapes, so small details such as patterns are simplified.

Keeping it in the show's style

The look is fixed: construction-paper cutouts, big round heads, flat colors and a snowy mountain town. That is what makes it read instantly. If you want a different cartoon style, the cartoon generator has several. Writing "no snow" or "inside a classroom" changes the background while keeping the character style.

Groups and friends

One person per run gives the clearest likeness, because each character is drawn large. To make a friend group, run each photo separately and then put them side by side, or describe the group in one run: "four friends at a bus stop" with a photo of one of them. Consistent backgrounds help the set look like it belongs together.

Pets and family

Pets work well in cutout style: dogs and cats become simple flat shapes with their markings kept. Upload the pet photo and write "a dog character". For a family portrait, a group photo with large faces can give several characters at once, but expect simpler likenesses than one-person runs.

Related tools

For a classic cartoon of yourself in other styles, the cartoon generator and photo to 3D cartoon offer smoother looks. The avatar generator makes profile pictures, and the caricature generator exaggerates your features for a funny portrait. For something you can print on a gift, try the sticker style in the chibi generator.

South Park Character Generator FAQ.

Is this an official South Park tool?

No. It is an independent fan-art tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by South Park Studios, Comedy Central or Paramount. It draws in the style of the original, including existing characters when you name them.

Can I sell the results?

Keep fan art for personal use, such as avatars, posts and character sheets. The style and the franchise belong to their owners, so don't use results on merchandise or in anything you sell.

Do I need a photo?

No. Describe a character and one is drawn from scratch; with a photo it looks like you.

Is the South Park character generator free?

Yes, you can try it free. New accounts get 15 free credits, and one generation here uses 13 credits. You sign in with your email; no card needed. Results have no watermark. After that, plans add credits every month and credit packs never expire.

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