# Create a Claymation Cat Character Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/claymation-animal-character Creator: @laure Saved recipe example · version 3 Use an animal name and clothing or color reference images to create a claymation character and character sheet\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/3290cd2fa2b958d786e9b891a3de2f5437c1f8184fbd862ac1911ea15978781b.jpg ## Explore the Claymation Cat Example This saved example uses “cat” as the animal input alongside clothing or color reference images, producing a claymation character image and a character sheet\. ## Default inputs ### Animal Type: text cat ### Clothing or color reference images Type: image [Clothing or color reference images]() ## Saved outputs ### Claymation Character Type: image [Claymation Character]() ### Character Sheet Type: image [Character Sheet]() ## Ways to use this recipe Turn an animal idea and visual references into character design material for creative development and presentation\. ### Social character concepts Create a claymation animal character and character sheet to support social content planning around a recognizable character idea\. ### Game character planning Use the character image and sheet as visual references when exploring an animal character for a game concept\. ### Toy and collectible concepts Develop an animal\-based character direction with clothing or color references before presenting a toy or collectible idea\. ### Outfit and color exploration Change the clothing or color reference images in Fuser to explore different visual directions for the same animal concept\. ### Character cast development Replace the animal input to build distinct character concepts and sheets for a broader cast exploration\. ### Design presentations Use the claymation character image alongside its character sheet to communicate an animal character concept to collaborators\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Claymation Animal Character recipe create? It creates two image outputs: a Claymation Character and a Character Sheet\. The saved example uses “cat” as its animal input and includes clothing or color reference images\. ### Who is this recipe for? It is suited to people developing animal character concepts for social and content work, gaming ideas, or toys and collectibles\. The outputs provide visual design material for exploring and presenting those concepts\. ### What should I prepare before using it? Provide an animal name as the text input and clothing or color reference images as the image input\. The saved example uses “cat,” but you can enter a different animal in Fuser\. ### Can I change the animal, clothing, or colors? Yes\. The exposed inputs let you change the animal text and replace the clothing or color reference images in Fuser\. Those are the recipe’s available customization inputs\. ### What does the character sheet add? The recipe provides both a single Claymation Character image and a Character Sheet image\. Together, they give you two visual outputs for reviewing or presenting the same animal character concept\. ### Can I use this for a game or toy concept? Yes, the recipe is relevant for early game character planning and toy or collectible concept development\. Its outputs are images, so they serve as visual references rather than listed production files or finished physical assets\. ### Is the example on this page a live generation? No\. The page shows a saved example with its inputs connected to the recipe and its two image outputs\. To use the recipe with your own animal or references, log in to Fuser and edit the exposed inputs\. ## Shape Your Animal Character Bring an animal name and clothing or color references into Fuser to develop a claymation character and character sheet\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)