Free AI Murder Drones OC Maker
Create Your Own Murder Drone
Free. No limits.
Free. No limits.
Make your own drone in seconds: its look, its eyes, its wings. Type it and see it.
A designation, a job and one thing about them. Roll until one is yours.
your drone
F · disassembly drone
they tidies the room before every mission.
wings polished, boots polished, everything polished.
Borrow a shape, change one thing, make it yours.
worker drone · male · heater crew
Fix-It Hands: he can patch any drone but himself, so his own left arm is held on with tape and hope.
Keeps the colony's heaters running. Has never once been thanked. Keeps doing it.
disassembly drone · female · squad of one
Cold Read: her visor reads a target's fear before her tail does anything, so she talks first and strikes second.
Sent to finish a colony. Found a worker who could fix her wing. Has not filed a report since.
worker drone · solver-touched · nobody knows yet
Null Count: numbers near her stop adding up, doors open onto rooms that were not there, and her visor shows a symbol she has never typed.
She thinks the glitches are her fault. The Solver thinks she is a door.
An OC (original character) in Murder Drones is your own drone for the world of the Glitch Productions series — a worker drone surviving on the frozen exoplanet Copper-9, or one of the disassembly drones sent to hunt them. Give it a glowing visor face, a personality, and one neon accent color, describe it in a text prompt, and GenTube generates it in about two seconds.
Four steps. One: describe your drone — hair, outfit, visor shape, and that sleek robot body. Two: pick a side — worker drone with scrappy scavenged gear, or disassembly drone with folded metal wings and a nanite tail. Three: set the style and background — dark sci-fi cartoon, frozen Copper-9 cityscape, one glowing accent color. Four: hit create, then remix the result until the design feels right. Each generation takes about two seconds, so you can iterate fast.
Both work. Generate Uzi, N, V, J, Cyn, or Tessa for fun, or use them as inspiration for a brand-new worker drone or disassembly drone of your own. A lot of great OCs start as a twist on a canon design — generate it, then remix until it feels like yours.
Put the style in your prompt: sleek robot body, a visor-screen face with glowing eyes, silver or white hair, and one neon accent color against a dark frozen cityscape. For a disassembly drone, add folded metal wings and a blade-tipped nanite tail.
Worker drones are the everyday robots of Copper-9 — they run the outpost, wear scavenged human clothes, and survive on stubbornness, like Uzi and her dad. Disassembly drones like N, V, and J were built to hunt them: sleeker frames, a trench-coat uniform, folded metal wings, and a long nanite tail. Workers are easier to make relatable; disassembly drones are more fun to pose. There is no wrong answer — you can remix your OC into the other kind anytime.
The visor is the whole face, so it does the acting. Round glowing eyes read friendly, hearts read smitten, a flat line reads done-with-everything, and a warning X is the classic disassembly-drone lock-on. A little static flicker hints your drone is hiding something. Pick one signature expression as your OC's default mood and describe it in the prompt — it is the fastest way to give a robot a personality.
Decide worker or disassembly first — it sets the silhouette. A screen face that shows emotion (X eyes, hearts, a static glitch) reads instantly, and one bright accent against the dark palette makes the design pop.
Yes. Make as many drones as you want — no credits, no watermarks, no daily caps. Each generation takes about two seconds.
Every creation can be shared to the feed, and anyone can remix it — swap the accent color, the visor expression, or turn a worker into a disassembly drone. Remixing is the heart of GenTube.
Yes. It is your original character — use it as a PFP, in fan animatics, or anywhere else you want.
Yes. Say male or female in the first line and the design leads with it. If the picture drifts, say it again and remix. Drones in the show are read by hair, voice and build, so name the build too.
Yes. Say full body, or say the pose: standing on the landing pad, wings out, tail raised. Most picrews stop at the shoulders. This draws the whole drone.
The base here is words, not lineart. Say the drone type, the visor expression, the hair and the outfit, and it draws a fresh drone in the show's look. The base page on this site walks through it. The template page gives you the sheet to fill in.
Disassembly drones go by one letter: N, V, J. Pick a letter nobody in the show uses and give it a serial if you like. Worker drones have normal names, short ones. Match the name to the job or the flaw.
Workers are the colony: round heads, no wings, jobs. Disassembly drones have the wings, the tail and the claws, and hunt them. Solver-touched drones are either, with glitches that should not be possible. Pick the one whose life you want to draw.
A picrew assembles parts an artist drew: a few hairstyles, a few visors, one pose. Here nothing is pre-drawn. You describe the drone and it draws it, any pose, any outfit, wings out or in.
Want any character, any world? Open the AI character generator — the same OC maker behind every page here.
Every Murder Drones OC starts with one choice — worker drone or disassembly drone. Workers are the survivors of frozen Copper-9, scavenged jackets and stubborn attitude like Uzi; disassembly drones like N, V, and J get folded metal wings and a long nanite tail. Describe yours, hit create, and remix it until it feels right. Prompt tip: give your drone a glowing visor face that actually emotes — hearts, X eyes, a flicker of static — plus silver hair and one neon accent color against the dark snow-buried cityscape. Free and unlimited, every drone remixable, generations in about two seconds.
GenTube is a free Murder Drones OC maker, OC generator and OC creator. You say what your drone is, a worker drone or a disassembly drone, and it draws them full body in seconds. No parts to pick, no base to color in. Your own drone is what this makes best.
People reach this page typing Murder Drones OC maker, Murder Drones OC generator, Murder Drones OC base, Murder Drones OC template, Murder Drones OC full body, male Murder Drones OC, female Murder Drones OC, Murder Drones picrew. It's one page, and it does one thing: you describe the drone, and it draws it in the show's look, the round head, the visor screen, the glow.
