Does it cost money to request a Codex pet?
No. Opening a request in Awesome Codex Pet is free. The community may create it voluntarily; the project does not promise a completion date or acceptance.
Free community request
Request a Codex pet for a character you love
Choose a character, upload a reference image or use a public link, and submit it online, with Codex, or directly to GitHub. Requests are free; community production is voluntary.
Online submissions enter the community queue and sync to GitHub Issues. The GitHub button opens the Issue form directly.
Online submission
Submit a pet request
Upload a reference image or use a public image link. The original work and production preferences are optional.
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How it works
From character idea to community request
- 01
Name the character and add an image
The character name and a reference image are required. Online submissions can upload the image directly or use a public link.
- 02
Add optional details
The original work, visual style, props, and animation preferences are optional.
- 03
Choose a submission path
Submit online, use Codex, or open the GitHub Issue form. Online submissions are synced automatically.
- 04
Wait for a volunteer
Contributors can discuss, claim, create, review, and submit the pet. Timing depends on volunteer interest and capacity.
What the community offers
A request queue, not a paid commission shop
Awesome Codex Pet is an open community gallery. The project does not charge a request fee, and community-made pets are published with creator, source, and usage information. A request can be declined, remain unclaimed, or need better references.
When the pet is published
It receives a gallery detail page with animation previews and installation options. You can then install it directly from the website on macOS, Linux, or Windows.
Codex pet request FAQ
What must I provide?
Provide the character or concept name and a publicly accessible reference image. The original work and visual preferences are optional.
Do I need to make the spritesheet myself?
No. Submit the character name and reference image; contributors handle production when they choose to claim it.