Choose your character
Create a mascot from a description or reference image. Pick a pose that gives the movement a clear starting point.
ANIMATED MASCOT GENERATOR
A little movement.A lot of character.
Turn your character into a wave, a working loop, or a wildly proud celebration. Create transparent mascot animations that belong in your product.
One character. Every little moment.
Start with an approved pose, describe the movement, and preview the result. Build a library of actions around the same character reference.
Describe the performance
Ask for a calm idle, a focused working loop, or a one-off reaction. Generate transitions between two poses when you need a specific beginning and end.
Bring it into your product
Download the finished media or publish hosted asset links. Your app decides when to play each animation.
Loops and reactions
Use a quiet loop for an ongoing activity and a short reaction for a completed task. Preview the motion before putting it in your interface.
Transparent backgrounds
WebM and HEVC with alpha let the mascot sit over your own colors and layouts. Standard H.264 MP4 output has an opaque background.
From motion to behavior
Connect poses and transitions in the canvas when the character needs to respond to app events.
Explore interactive mascots →THE LITTLE DETAILS
A few questions.
we were hoping you’d ask.
Can I animate an existing mascot?
Yes. Start from your reference artwork, create or choose a pose, and describe the motion. Review generated results for character consistency and movement.
Which transparent video format should I use?
Masko produces WebM with VP9 for compatible browsers and HEVC with alpha for supported Apple playback. Test the intended browser or native player with the exported files.
Animation formats and generationCan I generate animations through an API?
Yes. The REST API supports animation generation, job tracking, and asset retrieval. Generation uses credits.
Read the animation API guideDo I need a Mac to create animations?
You can create assets in the web studio. The native desktop runtime is a separate way to display and control them on a Mac.
START WITH A LITTLE CHARACTER