How it works. Pick the Setting on the first page: Deadlands swaps in fate chips, Grit and the Harrowed, and Rifts adds a fourth page for the Iconic Framework, PPE, ISP, Strain and Mega Damage gear. A sheet auto-saves in this browser once it has a name, and renaming a sheet renames its save. Print prints the pages for the current character's setting, one per US Letter sheet; Print Blank prints an empty set for the setting chosen now. Export downloads every sheet as a JSON file and Import merges a file like that back in (a sheet with the same name is replaced); it also reads files saved by this page's older one-page form. Nothing leaves your browser.
Sample characters. Load sample characters follows the Setting picker: it adds every hero from the core, Deadlands or Rifts sample characters page, replacing any saved sheet with the same name just as Import does and never deleting anything; the link under it loads all three. The saved-sheet list groups sheets by setting. You can also download the files and import them yourself: core sample sheets, Deadlands sample sheets and Rifts sample sheets.
Worked out for you. Rank comes from your Advances (or from the filled Advance rows if the box is empty). Pace is 6, Parry is 2 plus half your Fighting die, and Toughness is 2 plus half your Vigor die plus your best worn armor and Size; armor shows in parentheses. A d12+1 adds half its bonus, rounded down. The skill-point count uses the guide's rule (a budget of 12, or 15 in Rifts, which uses the More Skill Points setting rule): core skills start at d4 free, others cost 1 for d4, and each step costs 1 up to the linked attribute and 2 above it. The Roll Helper rolls your Trait die and a d6 Wild Die (both Ace), takes the better, and applies Wound and Fatigue penalties. Load Limit follows the SWADE Strength table (d4 20 lb, d6 40, d8 60, d10 80, d12 100); over it you are Encumbered (−2 to Pace, running, Agility and its linked skills, and Vigor rolls to resist Fatigue), and you can carry at most four times your Load Limit. The Brawny Edge (in the Edges or Advances rows) counts your Strength one die higher for the Load Limit. See Character Creation, Traits & Skills, Powers & Magic and the Dice Roller, and for the settings Deadlands character creation and Rifts character creation.