Make a VMagicMirror Avatar From a Selfie
VMagicMirror is a free VTubing app that animates a VRM avatar from your keyboard, mouse, and gamepad — no webcam required — and also supports webcam face tracking. VTubeMe turns one selfie into a VMagicMirror-ready VRM — photorealistic and rigged, no 3D skills. Create and preview for free; download your VRM + GLB for a one-time $7.99.
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How to use your avatar in VMagicMirror
- 1Create your avatar from a selfie on VTubeMe and download the VRM ($7.99, lifetime access).
- 2In VMagicMirror, open Settings and load your .vrm file.
- 3Choose input: keyboard and mouse (no camera) or enable webcam face tracking.
- 4Show the transparent VMagicMirror window over your stream in OBS.
VMagicMirror avatar FAQ
Does VMagicMirror support VTubeMe avatars?
Yes. VMagicMirror loads standard VRM files, and VTubeMe exports a compatible .vrm.
Do I need a webcam?
No — VMagicMirror can animate your avatar from keyboard and mouse alone, which is great for desktop streams. Webcam face tracking is optional.
Is VMagicMirror free?
Yes. You only pay VTubeMe $7.99 once to download your avatar.
Where do I download VMagicMirror?
From the official site (malaybaku.github.io/VMagicMirror) or its BOOTH page — both distribute the same free Windows app. Avoid third-party mirrors; the source link is below.
What VRM version does VMagicMirror need?
Recent versions load both VRM 0.x and VRM 1.0. VTubeMe exports VRM 0.x, which VMagicMirror opens directly — and if another app in your setup needs 1.0, our free-to-try VRM version converter switches between the two.
VMagicMirror documentation
- VMagicMirror official site (download & docs) — malaybaku
Ready for your VMagicMirror avatar?
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