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Decorate your avatar icon — or make your own

You can overlay decorations such as the fried shrimp or angel around your avatar icon. Besides the built-in presets, you can upload your own artwork to create an original decoration.

Adding a decoration

  1. In the editor, tap your avatar icon, then open "Avatar settings" from the pencil button at the bottom right.
  2. Pick a decoration under "Decoration". The preview updates immediately.
    • The presets (fried shrimp, sparkle ring, pixel hearts, little devil, glitter, angel) are still images overlaid on your avatar.
  3. As always, the public page updates when you press "Update".

Creating a decoration from your own image

You can supply your own image to overlay on your avatar. The key is to create it as a PNG with a transparent background.

Using the template

We provide a template image for positioning.

How to read the template:

  • The whole canvas (1200×1200) is the drawable area.
  • The circle in the center (800px diameter) is where your avatar icon sits. Decorations can stick out beyond the circle — like ears or a halo.
  • The crosshair marks the center.

Steps

  1. Open the template in a drawing app (CLIP STUDIO PAINT, Procreate, ibisPaint, etc.).
  2. Create a new layer above the template and draw your decoration on it.
  3. Before exporting, hide the template (guide) layer.
  4. Export as PNG with the background kept transparent.
  5. Upload it from "Make a decoration from your image" in Avatar settings.

Notes

  • Files up to 2MB. Larger images are automatically scaled down (long edge up to 1200px).
  • JPEG has no transparency, so it would cover your whole icon with a rectangle. Use a transparent PNG.
  • Uploaded images are kept in your image library and count toward your storage limit. If you stop using a decoration, you can delete the image from the library.

How it displays

  • Decorations extend beyond the icon circle (up to the template's canvas area).
  • Preset decorations are animated; your own image is static.
  • For visitors with "reduce motion" enabled, preset animations are shown in their resting pose.