Character Stat Chart Maker

Choose six stats (for example Stamina, Smarts, Charm, Tact, Luck, Willpower) and give each a value from 0 to 100. The chart joins those points into a hexagon. This page starts with the "Me" preset already filled in, so you only drag the corners to make it yours. No spreadsheet, and the ranks, title and status-card frame are added for you.

Per value: S is 90 or more, A 75+, B 60+, C 45+, D 30+, E 15+, and F is below 15. Values snap to steps of 5 (0, 5, 10 … 100). Your level is the average of all stats, rounded (minimum Lv.1).

By the shape, using the first rule that fits, top to bottom. (1) Every stat 85+: "Broken OP Build". (2) Highest and lowest within 20 and an average of 65+: "The Perfect Hexagon" (Pentagon, and so on). (3) Exactly one stat at 80+ and the rest averaging 45 or less: a "One-Trick" of that stat ("Pure Luck Build" for Luck). (4) Exactly two stats at 75+ and the rest averaging 50 or less: a "Duo" (4+ stats). (5) Average under 30: "Level 1, Full Potential". (6) Within 20 of each other: "Low Power Mode" under an average of 40, otherwise "Perfectly Average". (7) Lowest stat 20 or less with an average of 50+: "Everything But" that stat. (8) A gap of 70+: "Rollercoaster Build". (9) Average 75+: "Almost Max Level". (10) Top stat 15+ above the second: a "Specialist"; otherwise "Half X, Half Y".

Yes. "Add character" lets you overlay up to three: coral, blue and green. Pick a tab to choose whose corners you are dragging. The card lists each character with their level and title, and shows all three ranks side by side for every stat. Handy for ships, rivals and OC pairs.

"Ask a friend to rate me" makes a link with your stat names and values. When your friend opens it, your own numbers stay hidden while they rate you on the same stats. Once they finish, both shapes appear on one chart, and they can send it back so you see it too. The sync score is 100 minus twice the average gap per stat, so careless ratings score low: 90+ Soulmates, 75+ Knows you well, 55+ Getting there, 35+ Seeing a different person, below that Total strangers. You also get the biggest mismatch ("Jordan rates Mia's Tact 25 points lower than Mia does"), the closest stat, and the title your friend's ratings give you.

No. The photo is drawn onto the card inside your browser and never uploaded. Share links only carry the stat names, values, name and bio, never the photo. Your work in progress is saved in this browser only, so you can pick up where you left off.

You can type any name and any stats. The page does not include official character art or logos; the bear mascot and the status-card frame are our own. If you add fan art or screenshots as the photo, check that series' fan-work rules before sharing.

Spreadsheets and generic chart sites stop at plotting numbers. Here you shape the chart with your finger and get a game-style status card with ranks, a title and a level, sized for social posts (1080×1350 and 1080×1920). You can also save the chart alone on a transparent background to drop into your own art. Free, no sign-up, no install.