Describe a character
Start from a prompt. Clothing, colors and personality are enough.
Try a promptPrompt or image → rigged avatar
Turn an idea or image into a rigged 3D avatar
Start with words, a full-body photo, or character art. Get a web-ready VRM and Unreal GLB in about 6–10 minutes.
First avatar freeNo card requiredPrivate by default
Start with what you have
Three inputs. One simple flow.
Choose the source that gets you closest to the character in your head. The technical pose and rigging stay behind the interface.
Use your photo
A clear, full-body photo becomes a stylized humanoid avatar.
Upload a photoBring character art
Upload an image or paste a public image URL for an existing character.
Use an imageThe result, not the pipeline
Download it. Share it. Keep building.
Your avatar opens in a live 3D viewer. The main VRM download is ready first; high-quality and Unreal formats stay one click away.
Web-ready VRM
The primary download for avatar apps.
Full-quality VRM
Keep the higher-detail source result.
Unreal GLB
Continue in an Unreal-oriented workflow.
Private share link
Show a result without listing it publicly.
01
Give us the character
Prompt, photo, upload, or URL.
02
Let the job run
Most avatars take 6–10 minutes.
03
Use the rigged result
Preview, download, share, or publish.
One avatar, ready for the next tool.
Games and worlds
Bring a humanoid character into VRM-compatible apps or continue in Unreal.
Streaming and social
Use the rigged VRM as the base for a virtual identity, then animate it in your own tools.
Prototypes and agents
Generate through the web flow or move to the API when the workflow becomes repeatable.
Pay when you need more
Your first avatar is free.
After the trial, buy credits once. One credit covers one complete avatar; there is no subscription.
5 avatars
$24
$4.80 each · credits do not expire
20 avatars
$79
$3.95 each · credits do not expire
Private until you say otherwise.
Your source, drafts and results start private. Sharing an unlisted link and publishing a prompt-created avatar to the community feed are separate choices.
Read the privacy detailsQuestions before you start
What do I receive?
A web-ready VRM, a full-quality VRM and an Unreal GLB. The result page also keeps the viewer, sharing and download actions together.
How long does it take?
Most avatars take 6–10 minutes after they start. Complex characters and manual review can take longer, and the job continues if you close the tab.
What kind of input works best?
Use one upright humanoid with the full body visible and limbs separated. For prompts, describe clothing, colors and personality.
Are photos public?
No. Photos, drafts and completed avatars are private by default. Only prompt-created avatars can enter the public feed, after an explicit publish action.
What happens if generation fails?
A system or provider failure before the complete bundle is delivered releases or returns the reserved credit. The result screen shows the recorded credit state.
Your first rigged avatar is one input away.