Archie Husky
Husky big kid- Husky, age 9
- Pots-and-pans drummer
- Howls the high notes
Free Bluey OC generator
Bluey OC Maker & Creator
This free Bluey OC creator lets you make your own Bluey characters without drawing a line. Pick a dog breed, an age and a kind of play, choose a coat and markings, add a favorite game or toy, and get your pup in the sunny, flat-color look of the show.
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- First image free
- Corgi, age 6
- Sandy coat, white chest
- Invents box games
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Ideas
Bluey OC ideas to start from
Need a spark? Load one of these Bluey OCs into the Bluey OC creator, then swap the breed, the coat or the favorite game until the pup feels like yours.
Dot Bernese
Bernese kid- Bernese, age 4
- Biggest kid at kindy
- Pours the best pretend tea
Wren Scottie
Scottie kid- Scottie, age 8
- Names every bug she finds
- Gumboots on, always
Kip Whippet
Greyhound kid- Greyhound, age 6
- Fastest at chasey
- Lets the little ones win once
Alby Greyhound
Grandad- Drives the ice-cream van
- Rings the bell twice
- Saves the last cone for you
Ned Pembroke
Corgi dad- Corgi dad
- Sews every dress-up cape
- Pincushion on his wrist
Know the rules
Bluey breeds, ages and games, explained
Every Bluey OC starts with a breed. In the show each family has a breed of its own: the Heelers are Australian Cattle Dogs, Bluey and Bandit Blue Heelers, Bingo and Chilli Red Heelers. Pick a breed nobody in the main cast has, then decide how old your pup is and what game they would play all day.
- premiere on ABC Kids in Australia
- 2018
- premiere on ABC Kids in Australia
- episodes across three series
- 154
- episodes across three series
- minutes in a standard episode
- 7
- minutes in a standard episode
- International Emmy Kids Award
- 2019
- International Emmy Kids Award
Sources: Bluey (TV series) (Wikipedia); List of Bluey characters (Wikipedia); Bluey characters (official site)
Corgi
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a short-legged cattle herding dog from Pembrokeshire in Wales, and its name is Welsh for "dwarf dog". That makes it a fellow cattle dog to the Heelers. The only corgi with a speaking part in the show is a grown-up vet, so a corgi kid is all yours.
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Husky
A Siberian sled dog first bred by the Chukchi people, with a thick double coat, upright triangle ears and a face mask pattern. Husky eyes can be blue, brown or one of each, a detail that makes an OC easy to spot. Huskies only appear as minor and background dogs in the show.
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Greyhound
A sighthound built for speed: long legs, a deep chest and a slim S-shaped outline, with racing greyhounds reaching at least 69 km/h (43 mph). In the show a greyhound works as a nurse at the hospital, so a greyhound kid or grandparent is free to make.
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Bernese
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a big farm dog from the canton of Bern in the Swiss Alps that once pulled carts. Its coat is a set tri-color: black, with a white chest and rust above the eyes, on the cheeks and on the legs. No named character in the show is a Bernese.
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Scottie
The Scottish Terrier, or Scottie, is a small, tough farm terrier from Scotland with a wiry coat, a beard and big eyebrows. Scotties come in black, brindle and a pale wheaten. One turns up in the show only as a background busker, so the breed is open.
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Kids and grown-ups
Bluey is six, later seven, and Bingo is four, later five. Bingo goes to kindy with Mrs Retriever and Bluey goes to school with Calypso. Grown-ups have real jobs: Bandit is an archaeologist and Chilli works part-time in airport security. Clothes show up for a reason, like a vet shirt, a nurse outfit or Calypso's blue shawl, so one small accessory is plenty for a kid OC.
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Games drive the stories
Creator Joe Brumm often starts writing from games his own children play, and many episodes are built around one: in Keepy Uppy the sisters keep a balloon in the air, the Magic Xylophone freezes Bandit in place, and in Hotel the girls run a pretend hotel at home. Give your OC a favorite game and you already have a story.
imaginative playgrown-ups join inone game a story
A Brisbane suburb
Brisbane inspired the show's setting, and Ludo Studio, the company that makes it, is based in Brisbane too. Houses follow the high-set Queenslander style with wide verandas, the trees include poincianas and jacarandas, and the kids head to the local playground, the creek and the beach.
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Names and games
Name your pup, pick a favorite game
Dogs in Bluey go by ordinary first names like Calypso, Chloe and Mackenzie or sweet nicknames like Muffin, Honey and Snickers, and some families carry a name from their breed: the Heelers, Jack Russell, Mackenzie Border Collie, Mrs Retriever. Mix a name, then pick the game or toy your pup is known for. Every click goes straight onto your OC in the generator.
Pup name mixer
first name + breed family name
Favorite game and toy ideas
Pick the game or toy your pup is known for.
Guide
How to make a Bluey OC
Whether you want one pup or want to make your own Bluey characters for a whole family, the steps are the same. To create your own Bluey character that looks like it walked out of an episode, make these five choices first.
- 1
Pick a breed nobody in the cast has
The show gives each family its own breed, so a Blue or Red Heeler reads as a Heeler relative, a pink Poodle as Coco and a Dalmatian as Chloe. Start from a breed the main cast does not use, like the five in the Breed picker, or describe another in Extra details, such as a Weimaraner or a Newfoundland.
- 2
Keep the coat to a few flat patches
Dogs in the show are drawn as simple patches of color: a main coat, a lighter muzzle and chest, eyebrow spots, a colored tail tip. Pick one Coat color and one Markings color and let the breed do the rest. Two colors and one small accent are plenty.
- 3
Choose an age and a place in the neighborhood
Decide whether your OC is a kindy kid, a big kid from school, a grown-up with a job or a grandparent with stories. Then give them a spot in the neighborhood: the new kid at school, the family next door, a cousin who visits for the holidays.
- 4
Build them around a game
Most Bluey stories start with a game. Pick a Play style, then write one favorite game or toy in its box: a cardboard box rocket, a pots-and-pans drum kit, a bug jar for creek walks. The name mixer on this page has ten more ideas.
- 5
Give them one small problem
A standard episode runs about seven minutes and turns on a small, real problem: taking turns, losing a game, being scared to try something new. Give your OC one of those and one thing they are great at, and they will feel like they belong in the show.
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Pup name mixerFirst names and breed family names that no character in the show uses, right on this page.Bluey breeds guideFive breeds with no main character, plus ages and games, each one click from the generator.Character headcanon generatorRandom headcanons for your OC: habits, favorite foods and the small details that make a character feel lived in.
FAQ
Bluey OC maker FAQ
Yes. Signing up gives you bonus credits for one free image, subject to availability; the free preview carries an occreator.org watermark. A purchase unlocks your remaining bonus credits. No card is needed to sign up.
A Bluey maker on Picrew or a dress-up game lets you stack parts one artist drew, so every pup shares the same pose and pieces. This Bluey OC creator is an AI generator that draws a new picture from your choices, so the breed, the coat and the favorite toy come out as your own. Think of it as a Bluey character creator that does the drawing for you.
Yes. Use it as a Bluey characters maker one dog at a time: make the kids first, then a mum, a dad or a grandparent with the same breed and coat colors so they look related. Keep the Markings color the same across the family and save each picture as you go.
Yes. The Age picker has Kid, Big kid, Grown-up and Grandparent. Grown-ups can wear simple everyday or work clothes, like the vet and the nurse in the show, and grandparents get a grey-flecked muzzle. Add a job in Extra details, such as a lifeguard, a baker or a bus driver.
The Breed picker has Corgi, Husky, Greyhound, Bernese and Scottie, five breeds with no main character in the show. For any other breed, leave Breed empty and describe it in Extra details, for example a Weimaraner with a silver coat and amber eyes. Mixed breeds work too.
You can, but a Blue Heeler reads as Bluey or Bandit and a Red Heeler as Bingo or Chilli, so fans will take your OC for one of the family. Bandit and Chilli's side of the family already includes Stripe, Trixie, Muffin, Socks, Radley, Frisky, Brandy, Bob, Chris and Mort. For a Heeler relative, try a cross such as a Heeler and Corgi mix, so the shape tells them apart.
Give them one thing they are great at and one thing they are still learning, like sharing, waiting their turn or losing a game nicely. The usual trap is a secret Heeler sister who wins every game and is everyone's best friend. Bluey episodes are about small, real problems, so a pup who sometimes gets it wrong fits right in.
Characters in the show have ordinary first names like Calypso, Chloe and Mackenzie, or sweet nicknames like Muffin, Honey and Snickers, and some families take a name from their breed: the Heelers, Jack Russell, Mackenzie Border Collie and Mrs Retriever. Try the name mixer on this page, and skip names the show already uses.
Yes. The Background picker has a sunny backyard with a Queenslander house, a bush creek, the local playground, the beach and a kindy playroom, all in the spirit of the Brisbane suburbs that inspired the show. Keep Plain for a clean profile picture or reference sheet.
Keep Anime, the default here, for the flat, sunny look of the Bluey cartoon with soft, simple shapes. Pick Chibi for an extra-round sticker version, 3D for a soft toy-like figure, Semi-real for a more lifelike painted dog, or Sketch for a pencil page you can color in.
Full body is the default output, so your pup comes out nose to tail with the whole coat pattern in view. Set Output to Ref sheet for front, side and back views with palette swatches, which helps you keep a family of Bluey OCs looking related.
Sharing your OC with friends, in fan spaces or as a profile picture is what it is made for, and if you are a kid, ask a grown-up before you post anything online. Bluey belongs to Ludo Studio, and BBC Studios holds its worldwide distribution and merchandise rights, so check their rules before selling merchandise.
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