Avaturn
Create realistic 3D avatars from a selfie – customizable, animation‑ready, with a developer SDK.
ツール情報
Avaturnとは何ですか?
Avaturn is an AI‑powered platform that transforms a single photo into a lifelike 3D avatar. Users can customize body type, hairstyle, clothing and accessories, export the model to common 3D formats, and developers can embed the avatar creation flow into games, apps, and metaverse experiences via an SDK/plugin.
コア機能
Selfie‑based 3D avatar generation
Generative AI converts a 2D photo into a realistic, recognizable 3D avatar.
Extensive avatar customization
Choose from thousands of body types, hairstyles, clothing items and accessories – over 10,000 unique looks.
Export to common 3D formats
Avatars can be saved and loaded into Blender, Unity, Unreal Engine, Maya, Cinema 4D, or any other 3D environment.
Animation‑ready rigging
Standard humanoid rig with ARKit blendshapes, visemes, and compatibility with Mixamo animations and VTubing software.
Developer SDK / plugin
A ready‑to‑use SDK and plugin let you integrate avatar creation directly into games, mobile apps, and metaverse platforms.
使用例
- #1
Game character creation
Turn players into in‑game characters while preserving their real‑world identity.
- #2
Metaverse avatar integration
Embed realistic, selfie‑based avatars into virtual worlds and social experiences.
- #3
Marketing and campaign personalization
Generate custom avatars for brand campaigns, interactive ads, or personalized experiences.
- #4
VR/AR experiences
Use avatars in immersive VR/AR applications for more authentic user representation.
- #5
Animation and VTubing
Leverage the animation‑ready rig to produce animated content or live VTuber avatars.
代替案
よくある質問
What do I need to provide to generate an avatar?
Can I export the avatar to my own 3‑D pipeline?
Is there a free tier or trial?
How do I integrate Avaturn into my game or app?
What animation capabilities do the avatars have?
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- LinkedIn
- Discord
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