FNAF Maker

FNAF Maker is a game development tool focused on creating custom experiences based on the mechanics of the Five Nights at Freddy’s format. Players use a built-in interface to place animatronics, cameras, doors, lights, and sounds into their own version of a security office scenario. The tool requires no coding skills and offers drag-and-drop functions for layout, jumpscare events, AI paths, and night cycles. Users can adjust difficulty, timing, and sound design to match their intended style or pacing.

Interface, Layout, and Event Setup

The design screen allows players to build the game environment room by room, assigning specific behaviors to animatronics and determining how they react over time. Camera placement plays a key role, letting creators decide how much the player can observe and when tension builds. Lights and door systems can be added with energy limits, just like the original games. Each event—movement, appearance, or audio—is manually triggered through conditions, giving complete control over how the player interacts with the game world.

Importing and Sharing Projects

FNAF Maker supports external file imports, allowing creators to upload their own sounds, images, and character designs. This expands the possibilities beyond existing FNAF assets, letting players develop entirely new themes or settings. Completed projects can be exported and shared, giving others the chance to download and play user-created levels. Creators can also playtest directly in the engine, adjusting variables in real time to fix bugs or change pacing. Each test run helps fine-tune tension, timing, and resource balance.

Flexible Use for Simple or Complex Games

Whether used to make a short one-night setup or a multi-night sequence with evolving AI, FNAF Maker provides the flexibility to scale projects. New creators can start with basic tools, while experienced users can layer in audio triggers, randomized elements, or branching endings. The editor supports both structured design and experimentation, depending on how much time the player invests in each system. With full control over visuals, behavior, and player interaction, the game offers a platform for creating personal takes on the classic security-survival format.