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Create a scene with 2D Render Avatar. Load public Mewsy outfits, choose poses and body settings, and download a 1080 × 1080 PNG. The editor is free and does not require sign-in, a Studio connection, or an API subscription.
Have a Catalog Avatar Creator (CAC) code? Use Bloxiana’s 2D Avatar Render. Mewsy’s outfit-code loader accepts Mewsy codes.

Create your scene

1

Load an outfit

Open the editor, enter a public solo Mewsy outfit code, and select Load outfit. Complete the captcha when prompted. Your request continues automatically after verification.The loader reads the outfit from the official game. You do not need to export it to Studio or wait for it to appear in the developer API’s synchronized database.To build an avatar from asset IDs instead, expand Or use your own asset IDs and enter comma-separated Roblox asset IDs.
2

Style your avatar

Choose R15 or R6 under Body & pose. For R15, adjust height, width, head size, and proportion. Open the pose picker to search by name or asset ID, then select a pose. Choose Default pose to reset it.You can also toggle Woman, Headless, Korblox, or SSHF. Under Skin tone, choose a swatch or custom color. Choosing a skin tone applies that color across the body.
3

Add more avatars

Use the + button to add another avatar, up to four in one scene. Each avatar has its own outfit, pose, and body settings. Select its tab to edit it, or use the trash button to remove it.
4

Generate the scene

Select Generate scene and complete the captcha. Wait for Roblox to finish rendering. If you change an avatar’s outfit, assets, pose, or body settings afterward, generate again to update the preview.
5

Finish and download

Adjust Spacing and Zoom, then choose a transparent, white, custom-color, or uploaded background. These changes update the composed scene without another render.Uploaded backgrounds can be PNG, JPG, or WebP, up to 10 MB. Select Download PNG once the scene is ready. Choose Transparent if you want to place the avatars over another image later.

Matching pairs

Matching-pair outfit codes are not supported yet. The server rejects them with an error instead of automatically creating two avatars. Load each avatar using its own solo outfit code and arrange them together in the scene.

Your images

Background uploads and scene composition stay in your browser. Avatar rendering is processed through Roblox. Download the PNG before refreshing or leaving; the editor does not save your scene for a later visit.

Troubleshooting

For CAC codes, open Bloxiana’s 2D Avatar Render. For a 3D model in Roblox Studio, follow Importing into Studio.