Avatar Maker Dress up for kids

Aimed squarely at children, Avatar Maker Dress up for kids from Pazu Games turns character creation into a toy box. Kids build a cartoon figure in a cute, anime-inspired style, either a version of themselves or a favourite character, and then keep tweaking it.

It starts with a choice between a boy or a girl avatar. From there, players adjust skin colour, pick and recolour a hairstyle, and choose eyes, eyebrows and mouth shapes to give the face a particular mood. Clothing colours can be changed too, and the accessory drawer includes masks, hats, glasses, hairpins, wings, horns and tails. Beyond the character itself, there is a room to furnish and decorate, plus backgrounds to dress up behind the avatar. Finished creations can be used as wallpapers or profile pictures and shared with friends. The developer also mentions parental controls and says the app shows no ads.

Reception is sharply split. The score is 3.3 across roughly 122,000 ratings: 50% are five stars, but 37% are one star, an unusually high share. Installs have passed 50,000,000+. The app is listed without ads, and in-app purchases run from $6.49 to $59.99 per item, a high starting price for a kids' title. It is rated Everyone, was updated on 2026-08-13 and needs Android 6.0 or newer. We list 12 versions, the latest being 1.13 at 72.8 MB.

Young players who love dressing up characters and decorating rooms have plenty of options here. Parents should check which items sit behind purchases before handing it over, as the one-star share suggests many users were disappointed.