Siskinkit
Kit- Climbs everything in the SkyClan camp
- Tried to catch a sparrow from a branch
- Wants to be apprenticed early
Free Warrior Cat OC generator
Warrior Cats OC Maker & Creator
This free Warrior Cats OC creator is a warrior cat maker that paints the cat for you. Pick a rank and a Clan, set the fur color, pattern and eyes, add a scar or marking, and get your Warriors OC as a full-body painting.
- No drawing skills needed
- 10 free credits on sign-up
- No watermarks
- ShadowClan apprentice
- Dark ginger, white chest
- Mentor: Larchstep
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Ideas
Warrior Cats OC ideas to start from
Stuck on a pelt or a name? Load one of these cats into the generator, then change the Clan, the colors or the scars until the cat feels like yours.
Curlewpaw
Apprentice- Fastest runner in his litter
- Mentor says he talks too much
- Chases curlews he never catches
Chicoryleaf
Medicine cat- RiverClan medicine cat
- Hates getting her paws wet
- Dreams of StarClan every half-moon
Teaselclaw
Warrior- ThunderClan warrior
- Fur sticks up no matter what
- First to volunteer for border patrol
Sablestar
Leader- ShadowClan leader
- Lost two lives to the same fox
- Never forgets a border dispute
Shalefoot
Elder- SkyClan elder
- Still jumps higher than the apprentices
- Tells the gorge story every night
Art styles
One cat, every style
Flarepaw, a ShadowClan apprentice, 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 of the pelt.
Know the rules
Clan ranks, explained
A cat's rank sets its age, its duties and the end of its name. Start with the rank, then pick the Clan and the pelt.
- first arc, The Prophecies Begin, starts
- 2003
- first arc, The Prophecies Begin, starts
- Clans, counting the lost SkyClan
- 5
- Clans, counting the lost SkyClan
- story arcs, through Changing Skies
- 9
- story arcs, through Changing Skies
- copies sold worldwide
- 90M+
- copies sold worldwide
Sources: Warriors (novel series) (Wikipedia); Apprentice (Warriors Wiki)
Kit
Under six moons old and still living in the nursery with its mother. Parents name their kits, often after their looks, and every kit name ends in -kit.
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Apprentice
At six moons a kit gets a mentor and swaps -kit for -paw. Apprentices train in hunting and fighting, join border patrols and pull ticks off the elders with mouse bile.
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Warrior
After a final assessment, the leader gives the apprentice a warrior name, and the new warrior sits a silent vigil guarding the camp all night. Warriors hunt, patrol and defend the Clan.
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Medicine cat
Heals with herbs and reads signs from StarClan. Medicine cats meet at the Moonpool every half-moon (the Moonstone in the old forest), stay out of Clan rivalries and traditionally do not take a mate.
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Deputy
Second in command, chosen by the leader. The deputy organizes patrols and becomes leader when the leader dies or retires. The warrior code says a deputy must have mentored at least one apprentice.
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Leader
Travels with the medicine cat to the Moonpool to receive nine lives from StarClan and the -star suffix. The leader's word is law, and the leader speaks for the Clan at Gatherings under the full moon.
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Elder
A retired cat who has served the Clan. Elders no longer hunt or patrol, are looked after by the apprentices, and tell kits the old stories. Even leaders ask them for advice.
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Names and markings
Name your cat, pick its markings
A warrior name is a prefix plus a suffix. The prefix stays for life; the suffix changes with rank, from -kit to -paw to a warrior suffix, and to -star if your cat leads the Clan. Mix a warrior name, then pick a marking. None of the pairings is a canon cat, and every click goes straight onto your cat in the generator.
Warrior name mixer
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Markings and scars
Pick the detail Clanmates know your cat by.
Guide
How to create a warrior cat OC
Fans judge a Clan cat by its pelt, its name and its place in the Clan. Decide these five things first and let the generator handle the painting.
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Pick the Clan before the colors
Each Clan shapes its cats. WindClan cats are small and wiry runners, RiverClan cats are sleek swimmers, ShadowClan cats hunt at night in the pines, ThunderClan cats stalk the oak forest and SkyClan cats leap on strong hind legs.
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Describe the pelt the way the books do
Build, fur color, pattern, then eyes: "a lean silver tabby she-cat with amber eyes". Stick to real cat colors like ginger, grey, cream or tortoiseshell; neon or rainbow fur reads as out of place in the Clans.
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Build the name from the pelt or the territory
Prefixes come from looks or nature, like a plant, a bird or the weather. Pick a suffix for the rank, and search a fan wiki to check that no canon cat already has the name, since the series has thousands of them.
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Give one scar or marking a story
A torn ear from a border fight or a white blaze a mother named her kit for makes the cat easy to recognize. One or two details are enough; a pelt covered in scars stops meaning anything.
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Place them in the life of the Clan
A mentor, an apprentice, a rival across the border and a friend from another Clan at Gatherings give your cat stories to step into. Remember the rules: medicine cats traditionally have no mates, and only deputies become leaders.
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Warrior Cats OC maker FAQ
Yes. A free account comes with credits, enough for several cats, and every image costs the same small number of credits after that. No card is needed to sign up.
A picrew or dress-up warrior cat maker stacks parts one artist drew, so every cat shares the same pose and pieces. Most warrior cat generators only give you text: a random name, pelt and personality. This Warrior Cats OC creator paints a new picture from your choices, so the pelt, scars and pose come out as your own. Think of it as a warrior cat creator that does the drawing for you.
Yes. Warriors is the official title of the books by Erin Hunter, and fans usually call the series Warrior Cats. This Warriors OC creator works for either name, and so does every warrior cat OC you make with it.
Kit, apprentice, warrior, medicine cat, deputy, leader and elder are all in the Rank picker. Rank changes how old the cat looks and what it carries, like herbs for a medicine cat. Queens, the she-cats nursing kits, are warriors taking a break, so pick Warrior and write "queen" in Extra details.
A name is a prefix plus a suffix. Kits end in -kit, apprentices in -paw, warriors get a new suffix like -fur or -claw at their warrior ceremony, and leaders take -star. The prefix usually comes from the cat's looks or the natural world, like a plant, a bird or the weather.
Pick the Clan that fits how your cat lives. ThunderClan stalks prey in the oak forest, WindClan cats are small, wiry and fast on the open moor, RiverClan cats swim and fish, ShadowClan hunts at night among pines and marsh, and SkyClan cats leap and climb on strong hind legs.
The books describe cats in a set order: build, fur color and pattern, she-cat or tom, then a detail and the eyes, like "a lean silver tabby she-cat with amber eyes". The Fur color, Fur pattern and Eyes fields work like a fur description generator that also draws the result, so you only add the detail: a scar, a torn ear or white paws.
Give your cat one clear strength, one real flaw and something to lose. The classic trap is a rare pelt, StarClan powers, a famous canon parent and a tragic past all at once. Keep to natural cat colors and let your OC fail sometimes.
Yes. Pick Loner or Kittypet in the Clan field. Clan cats call house cats kittypets, and the hero of the very first book starts out as one, so an outsider who joins a Clan comes with a story built in.
Yes. Keep Output on Full body for a single painting, or set it to Ref sheet for front, side and back views with palette swatches. Choose the Plain background so the pelt and markings read clearly.
Yes. Pick Semi-real for a painted wildlife look close to the book covers, 3D for a rendered, toy-like cat, or Sketch for pencil art. Chibi turns any cat into a round, big-headed version, and Anime gives a cleaner cartoon look.
Posting your OC in fandom spaces, as a profile picture or in roleplay is what it is made for. Warriors is created by Working Partners and published by HarperCollins under the pen name Erin Hunter, so check their fan art rules before selling merchandise.
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