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Make a clean oc body base in seconds. Full body, front view, flat colour, simple lines. Pick the proportions, then draw your character on top. Free.

An oc body base is the blank figure you build a character on. No face, no clothes, no colour yet. Just the body, standing straight, front view, so you can draw over it. These bases are made that way on purpose: flat grey, lavender, peach or pale blue, simple line art, plain white background, nothing to distract you. Pick the proportions you need. Tall and slim for anime. Short and round for chibi. Front and side view side by side for a turnaround sheet. Then save the base, drop it into your drawing app, lower the opacity, and sketch your OC on top: hair, outfit, hands, expression. Make a new base for every character in your cast so they all stand the same way and the heights match. It is free, no limits.
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An OC is an original character, one you made up. A body base is the blank figure under that character: the pose and proportions with no face, hair, clothes or colour yet. Artists use a base so they do not have to draw the body from scratch every time. You put the base under your drawing, lower its opacity, and sketch on top. This page makes a fresh base for you in seconds: full body, front view, flat colour, simple lines.
Four steps. One: type what you need, like 'full body, front view, tall slim proportions'. Two: pick a colour for the figure, grey, lavender, peach, anything flat. Three: hit the button and wait a few seconds. Four: save the picture, open it in your drawing app, lower the opacity and draw your character over it. Make a second one with 'front and side view' if you want a turnaround sheet.
It depends on the style you draw in. Anime and manga bodies are often seven to eight heads tall with long legs. Cartoon bodies are five or six heads tall with bigger hands and feet. Chibi is two or three heads tall with a big round head. If you are not sure, ask for a plain 'realistic' base first, then try one of the others. Keep the same proportions for every character in one cast so their heights line up.
Because a base is a tool, not a finished picture. Front view shows the whole body clearly so you can see where the shoulders, hips and knees sit. Flat colour and no shading means nothing fights with your own lines when you draw on top. A plain background means you can cut the figure out in one click. If you want a side or back view, or a specific pose, just say so in the words.
Yes, it is free with no limits. And yes, you can remix. Open any base on this page and change the words: make it shorter, taller, a different colour, a different pose, add a side view. Every remix is a new base. Make one for each character you are working on, save them all, and you have a matching set to draw your whole cast from.
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