MiniTu
Identity is the starting point
Photographs are a natural way to explain what someone looks like. MiniTu uses exactly three to understand the main features and turn them into a coherent, friendly and production-minded character. You add outfit, pose and personal details.
Create your MiniTu
A clear view shows face shape, eyes, hair and distinctive features. Complementary angles add context and avoid relying on a single expression.
This is not anatomical reconstruction or scanning. Photos provide identity references within a stylised visual system.
The personalisation form lets you describe clothing, pose, accessories and any feature worth preserving.
Clear, concise directions are usually more useful than a long list. Focus on what would make a friend recognise the character.
When the first MiniTu is ready, you see it privately. You can request a specific adjustment using the available revisions.
Approval establishes the selected design for later stages. Your source photos remain private assets connected to the project.
MiniTu
The journey gives you time to make each choice and see the character before it moves towards physical production.
Decide whether to focus the design on the head or represent the complete character.
We create your private space before receiving any photographs.
Upload exactly three clear images that show the person’s identity well.
Describe clothing, pose, accessories and the details that make that person special.
MiniTu turns the references into a stylised character in the brand’s visual language.
You can request the available revisions before accepting the design.
Only the design you approve continues to checkout and 3D preparation.
Confirm the order details through MiniTu’s secure checkout.
The team prepares the model and the stages needed to turn it into a physical piece.
MiniTu Head · MiniTu Body
Both begin with the same identity references and review process. The difference is where you want the character’s personality to shine.
Focuses personalisation on the face, hair and defining features of the head. It is the compact keyring option.
Expands the character with a body, outfit, pose and complete silhouette, also as a keyring.
No. The current customer flow accepts exactly three valid images for each project.
No. They need to be sharp, well lit and clearly show the person.
No. It follows MiniTu’s stylised toy aesthetic and represents identity through simplified forms.
No. Project photographs remain in private storage and require authorisation to access.
Prepare clear references and turn them into a MiniTu character.