Mascot Lab is an AI tool focused on generating mascots for apps, and its core goal is to solve the problem that general-purpose AI drawing tools redraw a new character every time they generate, making it difficult to maintain character consistency. According to the official description, its approach is: the user only needs to describe the character once, the system locks it in as the reference design, and from then on every generated pose, prop, and animation returns to the same on-model character.
Main capabilities
- Character locking and consistency: one description locks in the character reference design, and all subsequent generations keep the same character.
- Prop generation: generate props the character carries, wears, or rides, generated separately but in a consistent style.
- Pose composition: combine the character with props, describe what it is doing, and get back a result that is still on-model.
- Animated scenes: turn any pose into a short clip in which the same character moves, ready to drop into an app.
- Export: supports PNG and MP4 export, which the official description says is free, unmetered, and permanently owned by the user.
- Editor integration: connect coding agents through MCP (Model Context Protocol), request assets in natural language, and files land directly in the repository, using the same credits and dashboard.
How to use
- Describe your mascot: one sentence is enough, and the system locks it in as the character's reference design.
- Create props: anything the character carries, wears, or rides, generated separately in the same style.
- Pose it: combine the character with props, describe what it is doing, and get back a result that stays on-model.
- Animate it: turn any pose into a short clip in which the same character starts moving, ready to put into an app.
You can also generate from the editor: connect your coding agent once, request assets in simple English, and the files will land in your repository, using the same credits and dashboard. Official example: give this app a mascot—a happy blue elephant plumber. Then generate a wrench, a pose holding it, and save it to assets/mascot/.
How to connect: run two commands in the terminal, and the browser will open to approve the connection, so there is no need to paste an API key. The official description says it is compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, and any tool that supports Model Context Protocol.
Pricing (official information)
- 60 credits: €6, for the first project, starting with your mascot.
- 200 credits: €19, most popular, for a full set of characters, starting with your mascot.
- 650 credits: €49, best rate, for multiple projects or one large project, starting with your mascotget started. The official description says credits are purchased as needed, credits never expire, exports are free, and everything you make belongs to you.
Use cases
- Create mascots with a unified identity for apps and products.
- Projects that need a mascot to maintain a consistent identity across different screens, poses, props, and animations.
- Generate and save assets directly into a project repository through MCP in code editors such as Claude Code and Cursor.
Limitations and information not yet provided
- Specific performance details such as generation quantity, quality, and speed are not provided in the materials.
- The conversion relationship between credits and number of generations (“how long credits last”) appears in the official text only as a Q&A heading, with no specific answer content given.
- Questions such as whether the mascot is unique, how consistency is maintained, and whether the user's mascot is used for training are only listed as question headings in the official text, with no specific answers provided; the related content is not yet available.
