Mii Creator Guides
How to make, share and recreate Mii-style characters — written for people who want a specific result, not a tour of the buttons.
How to make an accurate character of a real person
Silhouette first, one memorable hook, and why restraint beats detail when the result is viewed small.
5 min readHow to make a character online, without a console
What browser creators can and cannot do, and how to carry a design onto a console by hand.
4 min readMii Creator vs Mii Maker: what people actually mean
Two names, several different things. Which one you want depends on where the character has to end up.
6 min readCharacter data formats, explained
Codes, QR codes and save data are not interchangeable. What each one is, and what really transfers.
4 min readHow to share a character you made
Four ways to send a character to somebody, and which survives being pasted into a chat.
4 min readHow to save a character as an image
Which export format to pick for an avatar, a print, or something you will edit later.
The archived Online Mii Maker, taken apart
A working copy of the older packaged Scratch-based Mii maker, plus a measured breakdown of what its 15.7 MB contains, what has to load before it runs, and why it needs WebGL.