Free VTuber Models

Ready-made 3D VTuber models you can download and use right away. Four photorealistic avatars of ours, as both VRM and GLB, and below them300 stylized ones in the public domain. Load them into VSeeFace, Warudo, 3tene, or another app that reads VRM 0.x.

Want an avatar that looks like you?

Upload one selfie and the VTubeMe VTuber model maker builds a photorealistic VRM that resembles you. Create and preview for free — pay $7.99 only when you download. Weighing the options first? Read how to make a VTuber model — selfie, VRoid or commission, compared.

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Nova — free VRM avatar

Nova

Teal sweater · relaxed casual

VRM GLB
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Kai — free VRM avatar

Kai

Short dark hair · colorful graphic tee

VRM GLB
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Sky — free VRM avatar

Sky

Purple jacket · layered look

VRM GLB
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Ember — free VRM avatar

Ember

Blue hoodie · relaxed fit

VRM GLB
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Licensed CC BY 4.0 — free for personal and commercial use, including VTubing and streaming. Credit VTubeMe with a link back to vtubeme.com; you may modify and redistribute.

300 more free VRM avatars — public domain

Three rounds of the “100 Avatars” series by Polygonal Mind, released under CC0, which permits commercial use, modification and redistribution without attribution. They are stylized characters — creatures, robots, food, people — standard VRM 0.x, most under 10 MB. Their faces differ by round, and each page says what its own file can do: blink, lip sync, emotions — or none of them.

100 Avatars (Round 3) · 100 avatars

Lip sync and emotion expressions on all 100, blink on 94 — the most expressive round.

100 Avatars (Round 2) · 100 avatars

Lip sync on all 100, blink on 99; no emotion expressions.

100 Avatars (Round 1) · 100 avatars

No facial expressions on 99 of 100: the head and body move, the face stays as drawn.

Ready for VSeeFace, Warudo, VNyan and 3tene

Every avatar on this page is a standard VRM 0.x file, which all four of these apps read. Download it and load it as-is: no conversion, no Unity, no Blender step.

Standard VRM 0.x — loads in VSeeFace, Warudo, VNyan and 3tene
Nova, Kai, Sky and Ember: blendshapes for face tracking out of the box
No account, no watermark, no catch

How to use a free VRM avatar

  1. 1

    Download the .vrm file

    Pick an avatar above and grab the VRM (use the GLB only for general 3D tools like Blender or Unity).

  2. 2

    Open a VTuber app

    VSeeFace, Warudo, 3tene, VNyan, and VMagicMirror are all free and load VRM files directly.

  3. 3

    Load the avatar and go live

    Import the .vrm, let your webcam (or iPhone) drive the tracking, add the app as a source in OBS — done.

Want to inspect a model before you stream? Drop any .vrm into our free online VRM viewer — it shows the rig, expressions and license right in your browser. Got a rigged FBX character instead of a VRM? Our FBX to VRM converter turns it into a VTubing-ready file with the skeleton intact. Need a thumbnail or a reference shot? Load any of these models into the free VRM poser — presets, bone sliders, transparent PNG out, nothing to install.

Step-by-step per app: VSeeFace, Warudo avatars, 3tene, VNyan, VMagicMirror

Using VR? Bring an avatar into VRChat, Resonite, or ChilloutVR. Or compare VTubeMe with VRoid Studio and Ready Player Me.

Free VRM Avatars — FAQ

Are these VTuber models really free?
Yes. Every avatar on this page is free to download — no account or payment required. Nova, Kai, Sky and Ember come as both .vrm and .glb; the 300 CC0 avatars as .vrm.
Can I use them commercially?
Yes. Nova, Kai, Sky and Ember: Licensed CC BY 4.0 — free for personal and commercial use, including VTubing and streaming. Credit VTubeMe with a link back to vtubeme.com; you may modify and redistribute. The 300 stylized avatars by Polygonal Mind are CC0, which permits commercial use, modification and redistribution without attribution.
How do I use a VRM avatar?
Download the .vrm file, open a VTuber app like VSeeFace, Warudo, or 3tene, and load the file. Your webcam (or an iPhone) drives the tracking; blinking and lip sync need expressions in the model: Nova, Kai, Sky and Ember have them, and each CC0 avatar's page says which of blink, lip sync and emotions its file has. See our per-app guides for step-by-step setup.
Can I get an avatar that looks like me?
Yes — VTubeMe turns a single selfie into a photorealistic VRM that resembles you. Creating and previewing is free; downloading your personal avatar is a one-time $7.99.
Where can I download free VRM avatars?
Right on this page — Nova, Kai, Sky, and Ember are free photorealistic VRM models with GLB versions included, and below them are 300 stylized VRM avatars from Polygonal Mind's CC0 “100 Avatars” series, no signup required for either. Other common sources are VRoid Hub and BOOTH, but check each model's license before streaming with it — many there are personal-use only. Ours are CC BY (commercial use is fine as long as you credit VTubeMe); the collection is CC0, which does not require credit either.
What apps can open a VRM avatar?
Any VTuber app that reads VRM 0.x — the version every file on this page is: VSeeFace, Warudo, 3tene, VNyan, VMagicMirror, and Animaze all load .vrm files directly. Game engines can use VRM too — UniVRM for Unity and the VRM add-on for Blender.
Can I edit or customize these free avatars?
In your VTuber app you can adjust position, scale, and — on models that have them — expressions. For deeper edits (outfits, hair, meshes) open the VRM in Blender with the VRM add-on. If you want a different look entirely, generating your own photorealistic avatar from a selfie takes a few minutes on VTubeMe.
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