Put words in Sayori's mouth. 29 expressions, uniform and casual clothes, plus the old-art and glitch styles, and an export button — no sign-up.
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Sayori comes with 29 face variations pulled straight from the game, covering cheerful on the surface, which is exactly why her sad faces hit hard.
Open the Expression tab and every face shows up as a thumbnail — you pick by looking, not by guessing at file names. Switch outfits and poses from the Pose tab: uniform and casual clothes, plus the old-art and glitch styles.

The text box fits three lines, and short lines read better at thumbnail size — something like "Do you want to walk to school together?" is about the right length.
The line counter above the input tells you when you're about to overflow, so nothing gets silently cut off when you export.
Tap "Add character" in the Character tab to put more people beside Sayori — another club member, the protagonist, whoever — then snap them left / center / right, or use the sliders to move and resize each one.
Every control is thumb-sized. No desktop needed, no pinch-zooming.
9:16 for TikTok and IG stories, 16:9 for everywhere else.
The four club members plus two versions of MC, FeMC and Amy — every expression, and each one can be moved, scaled and flipped.
29, all taken from the game sprites. They appear as thumbnails in the Expression tab.
Yes. Snap Sayori left, center or right, or use the sliders to move, scale and flip freely — a zoomed-in close-up in front of another character works too, since layer order is adjustable.
It's fan work built from Team Salvato's artwork — fine for non-commercial fan content, the same as any other DDLC fan art. Don't sell it.
No. This is a free fan-made tool with no affiliation to Team Salvato. All characters and artwork belong to them.
No. It runs in your phone browser, there is no sign-up and nothing to download.