MyIdol app will turn anyone into a creepy dancing cartoon

Here's how you, too, can turn Stephen Curry into a creepy, dancing, panda-costume-wearing cartoon.

Chances are you've seen at least a few creepy little cartoonish figures that look vaguely like people you know dancing around the internet over the last few days. 

It's all thanks to a Chinese avatar-making app called MyIdol, and you should probably just go to the App Store and get it right now, then stay up all night making videos of your digital doppelganger while cackling to yourself like a crazy person.

There's no English option, which presents a challenge. You can certainly push a bunch of buttons and figure it out, or you can scroll through this brief tutorial and be well on your way to making Steph Curry dance in a panda suit. 

First, download the app in the App Store. It's free!

MyIdol app

You can take a photo of yourself or use your camera roll. Pick a photo in which the person is facing the camera and doesn't have anything blocking their face. Then make sure all the markers are in the right places...

...and let the magic happen.

Here's someone who looks sorta like Steph Curry, except that the hair really isn't right at all.

Click that jacket icon in the bottom left and you'll see a whole bunch of options for hairstyles, eye and skin color (though there are definitely some limitations there) and, most importantly, outfits. If you still can't find the right hairstyle, you can do this:

Now the weirdness happens.

The possibilities are endless, as long as you're willing to wait for your videos to download (it takes a while).

Steph Curry this morning pic.twitter.com/jcwiYPbpZ5

— Lindsay Applebaum Stuart (@lindsapple) April 24, 2015

Seriously, you won't be able to stop. 

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Have fun, and feel free to tweet us your sports-inspired creations.