How to Make Your Own Picrew Image Maker - embeartdraws
TLDRThis tutorial video introduces Picrew, a platform where artists can create avatar customizers for users to generate personalized characters. The guide covers navigating the site, setting up an account, and designing an image maker, including adding parts, organizing layers, and uploading images. It also explains how to enable features like color options and movement, ensuring a wide variety of customization for users, concluding with the release of the image maker for public use.
Takeaways
- 🌐 Visit the Picrew website by typing in 'p-i-c-r-e-w dot me' to start creating your avatar customizer.
- 🔍 The website is originally in Japanese, so make sure to translate it for easier navigation.
- 📝 Create an account or log in to access the dashboard for creating your image maker.
- 🎨 Choose a name for your image maker, which users will search for to find your avatar creator.
- 📝 Write a description to explain the use of your Picrew and add tags to help users find it.
- 🖼️ Select the appropriate options for image use, allowing personal use but restricting commercial sales without permission.
- 🎭 Design the actual image maker by adding parts like base skin tone, eyes, and other features.
- 🔄 Manage layering to ensure parts appear in the correct order, with the top layer showing first.
- 🔍 Adjust settings for each part, including movement, removal options, and visibility in the menu.
- 🖼️ Upload part icons and layer images, ensuring they correspond correctly for users to select.
- 🎨 Utilize color layers to offer a wide range of colors for parts like hair, requiring separate layers for each color.
- 🚀 Once all parts are uploaded and settings configured, release your Picrew for public use or keep it private.
Q & A
What is the purpose of the Picrew website?
-The purpose of the Picrew website is to allow artists to create their own avatar customizers, enabling users to generate their own custom characters.
How do you access the Picrew website?
-You access the Picrew website by typing the URL 'p-i-c-r-e-w.me' into the address bar of your web browser.
Is the Picrew website originally in English?
-No, the Picrew website is originally in Japanese, but it can be translated to other languages, including English.
What is the first step after logging into Picrew?
-After logging in, you will see a dashboard. The first step is to click on the plus sign to start creating a new image maker.
What information is needed to create a new image maker on Picrew?
-To create a new image maker, you need to provide a name for your image maker and choose the type of image maker you want to make, either based on customization or a random generator.
How do you edit the main description of your Picrew image maker?
-To edit the main description of your image maker, click the 'edit' button next to the first box where the entered name is displayed.
What are tags used for in Picrew?
-Tags in Picrew help users find your image maker by using keywords or hashtags related to the image maker's content.
What are the two options for the usage of the image maker that are suggested to be selected?
-The two suggested options for the usage of the image maker are to allow people to download the photo and use it for personal use, such as profile pictures, rather than for commercial purposes.
What is the recommended size for the base part of the image maker?
-The recommended size for the base part of the image maker is 600 by 600 pixels.
How do you add multiple items to a part in Picrew?
-To add multiple items to a part, use the 'item edition' feature, where you can add up to 50 items each time, and you can add multiple different types of items, such as different skin tones.
How can users customize the color of a part in the image maker?
-Users can customize the color of a part by using the 'color' option in the settings of the base part, where they can select different colors for each layer.
What is the final step before releasing your Picrew image maker?
-The final step before releasing your image maker is to go to 'release publication', where you can double-check the cover image and decide whether to make it public or keep it private.
Outlines
🎨 Introduction to Pit Crew Avatar Customization
This paragraph introduces the tutorial on using the Pit Crew website, a platform for artists to create avatar customizers. It provides an initial overview of the website's purpose and guides the user to access it by typing the URL (pitcrew.me). The tutorial explains the initial steps, including translating the Japanese website, logging in or signing up, and accessing the dashboard. It also outlines the process of creating an image maker, choosing its type, and beginning the customization process.
📝 Customizing and Uploading Avatar Parts
The second paragraph delves into the customization process of avatar parts on the Pit Crew website. It explains how to add basic body parts like skin tone and eyes, manage layers to ensure correct visibility, and sort parts in the desired order. The paragraph also covers the uploading process, including how to set item and layer properties, adjust movement and resizing permissions, and preview the avatar parts. It further discusses the importance of using the correct canvas size and the steps for uploading icons and layer images in bulk, as well as the use of color layers to provide a wide range of colors for parts like hair.
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Keywords
💡Picrew
💡Avatar Customizers
💡URL
💡Translation
💡Dashboard
💡Customization
💡Layers
💡Settings
💡Uploading
💡Color Layer
💡Release Publication
Highlights
Introduction to Picrew, a website for creating avatar customizers.
Navigating to Picrew via the URL 'picrew.me' and translating the site from Japanese.
Creating an account on Picrew for personalized avatar customization.
Accessing the dashboard and starting a new image maker project.
Choosing between customization and random generator types for the image maker.
Entering the image maker's name and description for user searchability.
Adding tags to help users discover the image maker.
Setting permissions for personal use and avoiding commercial use of the image maker.
Creating an icon for the image maker using the platform's tools.
Understanding the layering system for parts in the image maker.
Adding and organizing parts like skin tone and eyes in the correct layer order.
Using the sorting option to set the order of part selection for users.
Uploading part icons and layers with detailed settings for user customization.
Allowing users to move and resize parts within set parameters.
Previewing the image maker to see how parts and settings will appear to users.
Buliding a color layer for parts to offer a wide range of colors to users.
Uploading multiple color variations for parts like hair and skin tone.
Finalizing the image maker by adding a cover image and description.
Publishing the image maker and choosing privacy settings for user access.
The importance of thoroughness in creating a diverse and functional image maker.