Free 3D avatar tools

Someone sent you a .vrm and you want to see it

VRM Viewer

Opens the model, shows who made it and what the license permits, and lets you test expressions before you commit to using it.

You downloaded a 3D model and want to see it before doing anything

GLB / glTF Viewer

Opens compressed GLBs and .gltf folders as they come, plays their animations, and hands a rigged model straight to the VRM converter.

Someone sent you an .fbx and you want to look at it before converting

FBX Viewer

Shows the model and plays the clip it carries, so you can tell a rigged character from a static prop before spending a credit.

You have an .obj from a scan or a store and want to check the mesh

OBJ Viewer

Reads the .obj with its .mtl and textures, and is honest that an OBJ has no bones — rigging comes before any avatar.

You downloaded an MMD model and want to look at it without installing MikuMikuDance

PMX Viewer

Reads the .pmx with its texture folder or straight from the zip, lists what is missing, and shows the morphs before you convert it.

You need a picture of your avatar in a pose — or the pose itself

VRM Poser

Presets and per-bone sliders on any VRM, then a PNG with a transparent or green background, or a .vrma pose that plays on any model.

You want your avatar to move — an idle, a walk, a dance

VRM Animations

Ready-made .vrma clips that play on any VRM: preview each on your own model first, download the ones you keep.

You have a rigged FBX character and need a VRM

FBX to VRM Converter

Our fbx to vrm converter maps the humanoid skeleton, carries the materials and textures over and outputs a VRM 0.x file that VTubing apps load directly.

You saved a Ready Player Me .glb before the shutdown

GLB/glTF → VRM Converter

Same pipeline, GLB input: your avatar becomes a standard VRM that VSeeFace, Warudo and VNyan open directly.

You have a Mixamo animation and want it on your VRM

FBX to VRMA Converter

Retargets the motion onto the VRM humanoid, so the .vrma plays on any VRM avatar — a Mixamo clip with or without skin works.

You need your VRM as FBX for Unity, Unreal or Blender

VRM → FBX Converter

Exports a binary FBX with the rig, blendshapes as shape keys and textures embedded — one self-contained file.

VSeeFace or Desktop Mate refuses your .vrm over its version

VRM 1.0 ↔ 0.x Converter

VRoid 2.x writes VRM 1.0 and VSeeFace reads only 0.x; Desktop Mate's avatar loader wants 1.0 while most models are 0.x. Drop the file — its own version decides the direction.

Your engine only takes FBX and all you have is a .glb

GLB → FBX Converter

Re-containers the model without touching the mesh: bones, skin weights and shape keys measured in and out. Free, five conversions a day, no credits.

A program you need only opens OBJ

FBX → OBJ Converter

Geometry, UVs and materials, zipped with the .mtl and textures — and an upfront warning that OBJ cannot hold a skeleton, blendshapes or animation. The GLB → OBJ page does the same from a .glb.

Someone sent you a .blend and you do not have Blender

Blend → FBX Converter

The project is opened on our server — including the collections the artist had switched off, which is what a hand-made export usually loses — and written out as a binary FBX.

VRChat rates your avatar Poor or Very Poor

VRM Optimizer

Compresses textures and reduces polygons without breaking blendshapes, and tells you which rank you have landed on.