Plushie Maker

Using the Plushie Maker

While visiting different pages on KawaiiHannah, you might encounter a gift box in the header/sidebar (). Clicking the giftbox will bring you to this page and allow you to use the Plushie Maker! You have to have a giftbox to use the maker ^_^

1. To use the maker, start by selecting the props you would like. There are many items that are sorted into tabs. To unequip certain items, an (x) will appear in that particular group. Some items can't be unequipped, only changed, such as the base itself, or arms/legs.
2. After you have selected an item, you can change the colour and any item extras in the Item Options section. When you select an item, the title above the list of colours will tell you what piece of the item you are changing.
3. Some items have "extras" which are additional customisations for an individual item. An example of this would be a scarf, with an optional striped pattern, or glasses with optional lenses. This means you can have separate colours for those extras, giving a lot more customisation overall.
4. When you have finished customising your plushie, click on the "Save" button to turn your plushie into an animated gif that you can download to your device.

How do I find a giftbox?

Check around the website for one to appear in the header on mobile devices and in the sidebar on larger devices.

What can I do with my plushie?

You can add this to your personal website, or use it in your emails etc - please link back to KawaiiHannah.com if you are displaying it somewhere. These are only to be used in a personal context, they can't be sold or used for any commercial purposes. So as an example, you can't do commissions with these for monetary gain, but you can make a gift for a friend ^^

Can I suggest some new items?

Definitely! Send an email to kawaiihannah@gmail.com with your suggestions! ^^ Please note that requests for plushies to have hair and clothes (excluding accessories) probably won't be fulfilled, but I do have plans to include a chibi maker in the future which will.

How did you make this?

The item pieces were all hand pixelled in either Photoshop or Aseprite. These are then loaded by handwritten JavaScript, which recolours them into your chosen colours and options and merges them all into one JS canvas image that can be saved~