Summon a whole party of tabletop minis from one sentence.

Describe your character and get an editable, posed 3D miniature in seconds. Export VTT tokens and print-ready STLs. Free. Unlimited. No credits.

or try: elf ranger · paladin · a party of 4

905 modular parts · 113 poses · every part Creative Commons. Your exports are yours, commercial use included

⚡

Seconds, not minutes

Recipes assemble from a real parts library: no slow mesh generation, no queue, no monthly credit meter.

🎲

Editable, not a blob

Every result opens in a full editor. Swap the sword, change the pose, re-roll the hat. It's a recipe, not a baked mesh.

🗺️

Tokens for your VTT

Top-down token PNGs with transparent backgrounds for Roll20, Foundry or Owlbear, consistent across your whole party.

🖨️

Print-ready STL

Rigged, watertight, tabletop-scale STL export of the same character. License-clean for commercial use, unlike the big names.

How it works

1

Describe a character, or a whole party ("five goblin raiders with spears").

2

Partymancer picks parts and a pose from a library of 911 CC-licensed pieces and assembles a rigged mini.

3

Fine-tune anything in the editor, then export tokens or STL, with a per-character attribution file included.

Honest limits

Partymancer kitbashes from a fixed library: humanoids only: human, elf, dwarf and a few stranger heads. No beholders, no dragons, no giant spiders. If you ask for the impossible, it will build the closest thing and tell you what it couldn't match.

The sculpts are classic 2016-era game models: they shine as tokens and paint up fine at 28–32mm, but they're not 8K-resin-showpiece sculpts. That's why it's free.