masko
Create your character once. It moves, talks and reacts in your app, website or agent.
01YOUR CHARACTER
It stays the same character in every pose and animation. Got a brand book? Masko keeps its colors, rules and props too.
KoBrand book
p. 12Colors
Props
Rules
02IT REACTS
Your app calls it. People tap it. Try it: pick a pose around Mango.
Rest
MCP
Claude Code
Codex
Cursormango.set('action::thinking', true)mango.fire('action::dance')A move always finishes before the next one starts.
03IT TALKS
Put moves in [brackets], and it does them while it says every word.
[waves hello, cheerful] Welcome in! [leans in, whispering] Psst... the big orange button does everything. [points down, proud] That one!
04USE IT ANYWHERE
Transparent files for every platform, or a public link that Masko hosts.
AV1 is the lightest file. It plays in apps with the Masko player.
Also PNG, GIF, MP4, Lottie and PNG sequences.
Formats & compatibilityWelcome back, Sam.
masko
For WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. Or make them right in WhatsApp from a photo: the first one is free.
05IT WEIGHS LITTLE
Every animation also gets a light AV1 file, and the Masko player picks it in apps.
File sizes →1.4MB
Measured on 75 real animations, sound included.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
A few words from people who made their mascot with Masko.
10 hours before a sales pitch
“A problem I had been overthinking for months was suddenly solved a few hours before the presentation.”
“…tried a bunch of other tools, tested different workflows, but nothing really gave me something I could comfortably put inside the product.”
“I told my agent what I wanted, the agent talked to Masko through MCP, and Masko produced the assets.”
Welcome screen and celebrations in an iOS and Android app
“Masko gave our app a mascot in a day. Our mascot stays the same character across every pose and animation, and the transparent exports dropped straight into iOS and Android.”
An existing SVG brought to life
“masko.ai is amazing looks at my new mascot.... all from an svg file.”
A full mascot set for an iOS app
“I feel like Masko does a better job at keeping a consistent character vs. other image generators.”
Idle, celebration and worried states in a timer app
“Masko has been my pipeline for all of my mascot’s expression animations (idle, celebration, worried, nearing-completion states).”
A cute mascot for an iOS app
“Tried masko.ai -> one-shotted exactly what I needed.”
A mascot for an iOS and Android app
“The output quality is genuinely close to what I had in mind for the app, and the animation pipeline in particular was smoother than I expected.”
ON X
What we ship, and what people make with it.
Follow @paulo_kombuchaPeople love Rive for one thing: control. So we built a state machine engine for AI mascots. Mango: 25 poses, 79 clips, one canvas. 2s transitions between poses, speed control, fast loops. He reacts fast and feels alive. Perfect for desktop companions, AI agent faces, or app Show more
Omg, this is such a hack for vibecoding mobile apps This is an image with a video on the top. The video is a character with no backround. I'm using: > Masko AI to generate the video > @v_computer to build the app In masko all you need to do is provide an image, and it will Show more
It has never been easier to put a mascot in an app
It used to take days to rig, render, and edit stuff like this. Now it’s ~30 minutes. → Masko for the animated robot → @Remotion to put this together A few prompts and you’ve got weird little guys doing their thing. Feels like a real shift.
this is how you build apps that convert in 1 day: > identify existing winning apps > redesign the UX around a mascot > design on @screensdesign_ > build on @Replit > add cute animated mascots with masko.ai check out my cute Madame Patate calorie tracking app
how an app go from a static character to production-ready animations
masko now brings state machines to ai mascots connect animations, define transitions, and control how your mascot reacts
Just WOW! I really like this service for mascot animation @paulo_kombucha - you made my day! 🦭
your app isn't boring. it's static. same screens, same flow. right one has a mascot that reacts.
putting an evolving mascot in an app: 1. generate the character and each stage 2. connect them in a state graph 3. masko animates every loop and transition 4. your app sends inputs, the mascot reacts
Masko x ElevenLabs v4 x Claude Opus 5.5 Our mascot Gubby now presents Masko features in his own voice. Voice: ElevenLabs v4 Script, timing and motion design: Claude Opus 5.5
First perspective of SaaS (blurit app) Figure out GA & happypath S/O to @paulo_kombucha
FOR DEVELOPERS
The Masko MCP server and REST API work in Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
Give this app a mascot that waves on the welcome screen. Tell me the cost first.
That is 12 credits: 1 for the mascot, 1 for the pose and 10 for a 5-second wave.
Go ahead.
masko · create_mascotKo, a papercraft fox
masko · animate_mascotwave hello, 5 s
masko · publish_mascot_assetspublic links
Ko now waves on Welcome.tsx, in the Masko player.
curl -X POST https://api.masko.ai/v1/mascots \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MASKO_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"project_id": "PROJECT_ID",
"name": "Ko",
"prompt": "A papercraft fox, a little too confident"
}'Welcome in!
Let’s set up your first plan.
READY-MADE MASCOTS
59 characters, each with its poses and animations.
Explore the marketplaceTHE LITTLE DETAILS
we were hoping you’d ask.
Credits, and you see the cost before you generate. An image is 1 credit and a 5-second animation is 10. You get 21 credits to start, then packs from $15 for 100 credits. No subscription.
See current pricingYes. Upload your artwork or your brand book, then use it as a reference for new poses and animations. You can also start from a description.
See the mascot makerYes. Your mascot keeps its reference images and a style card with its colors, proportions and line style, and every new pose, animation and sticker starts from them. You review each result before you use it.
See how mascots stay consistentA 5-second animation at 360 px is about 0.14 MB with the Masko player, sound included. That is about 6 times lighter than HEVC.
See file sizesNo. A move always finishes before the next one starts. Mark a transition instant when it should cut in at once.
See how the player worksYes. The open-source Masko player runs on the web, in React, on iPhone, iPad and Mac, in React Native and on Android. You can also use the plain files.
See the player docsYes. Write the line and put moves in brackets. You get the video with its voice, an MP3 of the voice and a transcript. Talking costs 2 credits a second.
See talking mascotsYes. Connect the Masko MCP server or use the REST API in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Your agent tells you the cost before anything is paid, and sends you a Stripe link when you need more credits.
Connect your agentNo. WebM, HEVC and AV1 files are transparent. Only the plain MP4 has a background.
No. Masko gives public links for published files. You can also download them and host them yourself.
You can use the outputs you create commercially, subject to Masko’s terms and rights in your source material. Marketplace companions have separate terms.
Read the terms
START SMALL. FEEL SOMETHING.
21 credits to start. No subscription.
Create your mascot
