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AI Anime Fridge Magnet Generator · one sentence, one magnet

AI Anime Fridge Magnet Generator — Build the Set

Name a character, get one die-cut magnet on brushed steel. Make the next and the set still matches — one contour, one door.

Three One Piece die-cut magnets — Luffy, Zoro and Nami — arranged on a steel fridge door.Three Genshin Impact die-cut magnets — Raiden Shogun, Venti and Zhongli — on a steel fridge.Three Horimiya die-cut magnets — Hori, Miyamura and Yuki — grouped on a steel fridge door.Three Demon Slayer die-cut magnets — Tanjiro, Nezuko and Rengoku — arranged on brushed steel.
✦Fridge Magnet
Make a fridge magnet of Nahida in her white and green dress, a glowing seed in her hand
Die-cut fridge magnet of Luffy on a steel fridge: the white contour follows his straw hat and raised fist.
Luffy — The contour follows the straw hat and the raised fist — nothing rectangular.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Boa Hancock on steel, her long hair and snake shaping the white contour.
Boa Hancock — Hair and snake decide the outline; the red dress stays inside it.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Raiden Shogun in a lavender kimono on steel, white contour and soft shadow.
Raiden Shogun — A 4 mm white edge, a printed border, one shadow under the hem.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Nahida holding a glowing seed, white contour on brushed steel.
Nahida — A small silhouette with the same contour width, so the set lines up.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Zhongli in a black and gold coat, the outline cut around his coat tails.
Zhongli — The coat tails cut the shape, not the frame.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Hori Kyouko in her school blazer with a red plaid bow, bust cut on steel.
Hori Kyouko — A bust cut: hair, collar and the red plaid bow inside the border.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Miyamura Izumi with long dark hair and an earring, white contour on steel.
Miyamura Izumi — Long hair and an earring still read at magnet size.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Tanjiro Kamado in his checkered haori, hand on his sword, on a steel fridge.
Tanjiro Kamado — The checkered haori keeps its pattern in print.
Die-cut fridge magnet of Shinobu Kocho in her butterfly haori, the white contour tracing her hair bun.
Shinobu Kocho — Butterfly haori, hair bun, one clean edge all the way round.

One magnet is a test. The door is the project.

A fridge magnet is a silhouette with art inside it. Studio keeps each character as a material with a cover image, draws the magnet around that face, and saves the result as a work. The second magnet is cut the same way as the first — same steel, same contour width — because the world, not a fresh prompt, holds the cast.

  • The cut follows the character — The white contour traces the hat, the hair, the coat tails. No white rectangle to trim, no dropped background to clean up.
  • One world keeps the set together — The cover image and palette carry from one magnet to the next, so a cast looks like one merch line instead of five unrelated pictures.
  • Every magnet is a work — Each render gets its own URL. Send it to a print shop, keep the good ones, or ask for the same character in a new pose.

Questions before you print one

What do I actually get — a magnet or an image?

One 3:2 image of a finished die-cut magnet on a steel fridge door: the art, the white contour, the sheen and the shadow. Print it on a vinyl magnetic sheet, cut along the contour, and it is the object in the picture.

Can I make a matching set?

Yes. Make one character at a time in the same world; the cover image, palette and steel background carry over. The strip at the top of this page is four sets made that way.

Can I use a character of my own?

Describe them in the sentence — hair, outfit, one prop — and the model draws from that. If the character is already a material in a world, its cover image becomes the reference and the face stays put.

How big can I print it?

The image is 1536×1024, enough for a magnet about 10 cm tall at 300 dpi. Most fridge magnets sit at 5–7 cm, where the contour and the line work stay crisp.

Will the magnet have a name or a logo on it?

Not by default. Names, logos and watermarks are left out so the silhouette stays clean. Add a name in your print software, or ask for it and check the spelling before you cut.

Do I need a prompt or a skill?

No. One sentence is the input. The button opens a new world with the prompt already written for you.

Is this official anime merchandise?

No. These are fan-made renders drawn from character references. Keep them for yourself or a gift; selling art of someone else's character is a licensing question, not a printing one.

What if the cut clips the hair or the shadow is too heavy?

Ask for the same magnet again and name the problem. Each try is a separate work, so the good one is never overwritten.

Start with one. Fill the door.

Name a character you would actually stick on the fridge.

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