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# Characters

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Explore the library, **drag and drop** any character you like into your game, and then **adjust its size and position** to fit perfectly within the scene.

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You can also use the **search bar** to find specific types of characters using keywords (for example: *happy, sad, astronaut, robot*).

Characters can be fully customized in size and position.\
Combine them with stickers, backgrounds, and other elements to create more engaging stories and visual compositions.