Once loaded, you can create and save Miis that will be stored in Citra's virtual NAND, making them available for other games.

The sliders appeared. He started with the head shape: round, a little jowly. He moved to the eyes. Round, close-set. He nudged the left one down a single notch. His breath caught. There she was. Not a photograph, not a memory—a suggestion of her. He added the thin, surprised eyebrows. The button nose, tilted right. The half-smile mouth, turned up at the corner. Finally, the beauty mark: a single pixel-wide mole above the upper lip.

Go to the following path: nand/data/00000000000000000000000000000000/sysdata/00020200/00000000/

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Mii Maker isn’t included by default in every Citra build, but you can easily download and install it as a separate system application. Here’s how:

Mii Maker renders many 3D assets at once. If you experience lag, go to and ensure you are using the Vulkan API (or OpenGL if your GPU prefers it) and that Accurate Multiplication is enabled.

What are you running Citra on (Windows, Mac, Linux, or Android)?

Navigate to the folder where you saved your Mii Maker download, select the file, and click .

Before you start, it's important to have the right setup. Here's what you'll need:

Open the 00040010 folder and paste your specific region folder ( 00021700 for USA, etc.) that you dumped from your 3DS.

Here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of Citra Mii Maker:

No. Mii Maker is a system application, not a retail game. You cannot legally download it as a standalone ROM. You must obtain it by dumping the system NAND from your own 3DS console.

Turn on your 3DS and launch the tool (usually by holding the Start button during boot). Navigate to [1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND -> title -> 00040010 .