Make a VRM Avatar for VSeeFace — From a Selfie

VSeeFace is a free VTuber application for Windows that animates a 3D VRM avatar in real time from your webcam, an iPhone (ARKit), or an external tracker over the VMC protocol. It opens .vrm files directly and supports the VRM 0.x standard only — not VRM 1.0.

VTubeMe turns a single selfie into a VSeeFace-ready VRM — photorealistic and rigged, with zero 3D modeling, and it opens in VSeeFace with no conversion step. Create and preview for free, then download your VRM + GLB for a one-time $7.99.

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How to use your avatar in VSeeFace

  1. 1Create your avatar from a selfie on VTubeMe and download the VRM ($7.99, lifetime access).
  2. 2Open VSeeFace and choose “Open VRM”, then select your downloaded .vrm file.
  3. 3Pick your webcam (or connect the VSeeFace iPhone app) and calibrate face tracking.
  4. 4Capture the VSeeFace window in OBS and go live.

VSeeFace avatar FAQ

What is VSeeFace?
VSeeFace is a free VTubing application for Windows. It reads a 3D VRM avatar and animates it live from webcam face tracking, an iPhone using ARKit, or an external tracker over the VMC protocol, then you capture its window in OBS to stream. It loads .vrm files directly and supports VRM 0.x only — a VRM 1.0 file will not open, which is why VRoid Studio users are told to pick the VRM0 export format.
Does a VTubeMe avatar work in VSeeFace?
Yes. VTubeMe exports a standard .vrm file, which VSeeFace loads directly via “Open VRM”. No conversion needed.
Is VSeeFace free?
Yes, VSeeFace is free. You only pay VTubeMe $7.99 once to download your avatar (lifetime access, re-edit anytime).
What do I need for tracking?
A webcam works out of the box. For higher-quality face tracking you can connect the VSeeFace iPhone app, which uses ARKit.
Where do I download VSeeFace?
From the official site, vseeface.icu, which distributes it free for Windows. The source link is below.

VSeeFace documentation

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