Otis Pennington
4th grader- Gives the weather report at the bus stop
- Predicts snow every single day
- Is usually right
Free South Park OC generator
South Park OC Maker & Creator
This free South Park OC creator works like a South Park character generator that does the drawing for you. Pick a fourth grader, parent, teacher, Canadian, superhero alter ego or fantasy hero, choose a hat and two colors, and get your OC in the flat construction-paper look of the show.
- No drawing skills needed
- 10 bonus credits when you sign up
- First image free
- Grade: 4th
- Runs a pink lemonade stand
- Open even in blizzards
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Ideas
South Park OC ideas to start from
Stuck on a hat? Load one of these South Park OCs into the generator, then change the colors, the hat or the signature item until the character feels like yours.
Walt Haverkamp
Parent- Shovels the whole street by 6 a.m.
- Owns three snowblowers
- Has strong opinions about icicles
Ms. Larkspur
Teacher- New art teacher at South Park Elementary
- Hangs up every drawing, even the bad ones
- Keeps a glitter emergency kit
Mireille Tremblay
Canadian- Visiting her cousins from Quebec
- Plays goalie, almost never lets one in
- Says sorry to the puck
Crosswalk
Superhero- Safety patrol kid by day
- Power: raise the sign and everyone freezes
- Cape is his grandma's old blanket
Thimble
Fantasy thief- Class: Thief
- Steals snacks and enemy flags
- Her cloak is her dad's bathrobe
Art styles
One kid, every style
Nell Fairbanks, a fourth grader who sells pink lemonade in the snow, drawn five ways from the same description. Switch the art style in the generator to do the same with your OC, or ask for a reference sheet with front, side and back views.
Know the rules
Fourth graders, Canadians and alter egos, explained
The typical OC South Park fans make is a fourth grader at South Park Elementary, but the town has room for parents, teachers, Canadians and secret identities too. Pick a role and the rest of the design follows.
- premieres on Comedy Central
- 1997
- premieres on Comedy Central
- seasons, the latest in 2026
- 29
- seasons, the latest in 2026
- grade, where the boys have been since season 4
- 4th
- grade, where the boys have been since season 4
- hero classes in The Fractured But Whole
- 10
- hero classes in The Fractured But Whole
Sources: South Park (Wikipedia); South Park: The Stick of Truth (Wikipedia); South Park: The Fractured but Whole (Wikipedia)
Fourth grader
The main cast are fourth graders at South Park Elementary, in a small mountain town in Colorado. They spent the first three seasons in third grade and have been in fourth grade ever since. The kids share one body shape, so fans tell them apart by coat, hat, hair and skin color.
South Park Elementarysame body shapehat and coat
Parent
Grown-ups are drawn taller, with longer bodies and everyday clothes. In the show the adults are usually the ones who panic and overreact, while the kids end up as the voice of reason. A parent OC is an easy way to cause trouble for your kid OC.
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Teacher
South Park Elementary has teachers, a school counselor and a principal, and the fourth-grade class has had more than one teacher over the years. A teacher OC can take over a subject, run an after-school club or coach a school team.
school staffgrown-upafter-school club
Canadian
Canadians on the show are drawn even more simply: small beady eyes and an egg-shaped head whose top half flaps up and down when they talk. Terrance and Phillip, the Canadian comedy duo the boys watch on TV, look this way, and so does Kyle's adopted little brother Ike.
beady eyesflapping headfrom up north
Superhero alter ego
Since a 2009 episode, the kids have played superheroes in homemade costumes with secret identities, and The Fractured But Whole (2017) turned that game into a full story. In it you build your own hero, pick from 10 classes such as Speedster, Blaster or Psychic, and change the costume whenever you like.
secret identityhomemade costume10 classes
Fantasy hero
The kids' fantasy role-play game, a war between humans and elves, comes from a 2002 episode and became The Stick of Truth (2014), where you pick a class such as Fighter, Mage or Thief. The gear is homemade on purpose: bathrobes, oven-mitt gloves, towels as capes and wooden swords.
Fighter, Mage, Thiefhomemade armorhumans vs. elves
Names and items
Name your OC, pick a signature item
South Park kids have plain first and last names, and the town remembers them by the one thing they always have on them. Mix a name, then pick a signature item. None of the pairings is a canon character, and every click goes straight onto your OC in the generator.
Name mixer
first name + last name
Signature item ideas
Pick the thing the whole town knows your OC by.
Guide
How to make a South Park OC
Every kid in the show has the same body, so a South Park OC comes down to a few choices. The South Park OC creator handles the drawing; make these five decisions first.
- 1
Decide who they are in town
A fourth grader shares a class and a bus stop with the main cast. A parent or a teacher gets to overreact at grown-up level, and a Canadian comes with the show's beady eyes and flapping head. Pick the role first, since it sets the body and the outfit.
- 2
Give them a hat and coat nobody else owns
Fans tell the kids apart by headwear and coat color before anything else. Choose a hat shape and two colors no main character wears, then keep the rest plain: pants, mittens and small black shoes.
- 3
Keep the shapes simple
Round head, big white oval eyes, mitten hands. Belts, patterns and small accessories get lost at the size the show draws its kids, so put the detail into one signature item instead.
- 4
Pick one trait and push it
People in South Park are known for one big thing: a hobby, a fear, a business idea. Give your OC one trait and let it go a little too far. Stuck on a personality? The character headcanon generator suggests habits, quirks and hidden talents to start from.
- 5
Plan an alter ego
The kids turn into superheroes and fantasy heroes with whatever they find at home. Decide what your OC would wear for the superhero game and which side they would join in the humans-versus-elves game, and you get three looks from one character.
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FAQ
South Park 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 picrew or a South Park maker site is a dress-up tool: you stack parts one artist drew, so every result shares the same pose and pieces. This South Park OC creator draws a new picture from your choices, so the hat, the coat and the prop come out as your own, including things no parts list has.
In a way. The Stick of Truth, Phone Destroyer, The Fractured But Whole and Snow Day! all let you build your own New Kid, which is a big reason fans look for a South Park character generator outside the games. Those creators only offer the parts each game ships with. Here you describe any kid, grown-up or Canadian you like and get a picture of them.
They all mean the same thing. OC stands for original character, someone you made up instead of a character from the show. Fans also write SouthPark OC or SP OC and search for a SouthPark OC maker, a SouthPark OC creator, a South Park creator OC tool or an SP OC creator. This page answers to every spelling, and the plural is South Park OCs.
No. Fourth graders are the most common choice and the default here, since the main cast has been in fourth grade since season 4. Pick Parent, Teacher, Canadian, Superhero or Fantasy instead, or describe an older kid or a shop owner in Extra details.
Pick Canadian. Canadians on the show have small beady eyes and an egg-shaped head whose top half flaps up when they talk, like Terrance and Phillip. Skip a plain red or blue shirt with a big letter on it, since that reads as the duo themselves.
Yes. Pick Superhero or Fantasy, then a Game class: Fighter, Mage or Thief from The Stick of Truth, or a hero class like Speedster, Brutalist or Psychic from The Fractured But Whole. Keep the costume homemade, the way the kids in the show make theirs from bathrobes, oven mitts and wooden swords.
Every kid has the same body, so fans read the hat and coat first. Avoid a blue hat with a red pompom and a brown coat (Stan), a green ushanka with an orange coat (Kyle), a teal hat with a yellow pompom and a red coat (Cartman), an orange parka with the hood pulled tight around the face (Kenny), a blue earflap hat with a yellow pompom (Craig) and a pink beret with a purple coat (Wendy).
Give them a strong opinion, a plan that backfires and something they are bad at. The usual trap is a secret sibling of a main character who is best friends with all four boys and has real superpowers. In the show, most of the superheroes are kids in homemade costumes with no powers at all.
Yes. The Background picker has the bus stop where the boys wait for the school bus, South Park Elementary, Stark's Pond, Main Street and the snowy mountains around town. Keep Plain for a clean profile picture or a reference sheet.
Keep Anime: on this page it draws the show's flat construction-paper cutout look. Chibi makes the round shapes even rounder for stickers, Sketch gives a pencil storyboard, Semi-real paints a more lifelike version, and 3D echoes Snow Day!, the 2024 game that moved the town into 3D. Set Output to Ref sheet for front, side and back views.
Posting your OC in fandom spaces, as a profile picture or in roleplay is what it is made for. South Park is created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone and produced by South Park Studios with Comedy Central, part of Paramount, so check their rules before selling merchandise.
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