Click through Hair, Dress, Face, Shoes and Accessory tabs to build a paper doll one piece at a time, drag the applied layers to reorder them, then export your finished doll as a PNG image.
Doll Maker builds a look one click at a time. Open a category — Hair, Dress, Face, Shoes or Accessory — and tap any thumbnail to drop it onto the doll standing in the canvas; tap it again to take it back off. By default picking a new option in a category swaps out whatever was there before, but flipping on Multiselect lets you stack several pieces from the same category at once, handy for hair plus a hair accessory or layered jewelry.
Every piece you've applied shows up in a list on the side, and that list is drag-to-reorder, so you can pull an accessory above or below a dress if it's drawing on the wrong layer. Switch Doll opens a second slot to build a completely different look without losing the first, Save Dolls keeps your whole collection in the browser for next time, and Save As Image exports whichever doll is on screen as a real PNG. Open-source game by wolfderechter, used under the MIT license.
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Click a category tab — Hair, Dress, Face, Shoes or Accessory — then click any thumbnail to add it to the doll; click it again to remove it. Turn on Multiselect if you want more than one item from the same category applied at once, since by default a new pick replaces the old one. Drag entries in the applied-options list to change which layer sits on top, and use Switch Doll to start a second look from scratch. When you're happy with a doll, Save Dolls to keep it for later or Save As Image to export a PNG.
Point-and-click (or tap) to apply pieces from each category; reordering the applied-layers list is drag-and-drop, which works with touch as well as a mouse.
Click a category tab — Hair, Dress, Face, Shoes or Accessory — then click any thumbnail to add it to the doll; click it again to remove it. Turn on Multiselect if you want more than one item from the same category applied at once, since by default a new pick replaces the old one. Drag entries in the applied-options list to change which layer sits on top, and use Switch Doll to start a second look from scratch. When you're happy with a doll, Save Dolls to keep it for later or Save As Image to export a PNG.
Point-and-click (or tap) to apply pieces from each category; reordering the applied-layers list is drag-and-drop, which works with touch as well as a mouse.
Turn on Multiselect before you touch the Accessory or Hair tab if you want to combine more than one piece — without it, picking a second item just swaps out the first. If a new piece is hiding behind one you already placed, drag it up in the applied-options list instead of removing and re-adding it. The full tips list on this page covers the rest.
Doll Maker is a plain web page — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself, and there is nothing to install either way.
Doll Maker is a free dress up game that runs in the browser. Click through Hair, Dress, Face, Shoes and Accessory tabs to build a paper doll one piece at a time, drag the applied layers to reorder them, then export your finished doll as a PNG image. A typical session runs about 5–15 minutes.
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