VRM poser — pose your VTuber model in the browser

Load a .vrm, start from a preset, move any bone with sliders, and export a transparent PNG or the pose itself as a .vrma. Free, no install, and the model never leaves your device.

Drop your .vrm here

VRM 0.x and 1.0 · stays in your browser, nothing is uploaded

or try a free avatar: · · ·

Presets

Adjust a bone

Export

Background

The .vrma is a one-second held pose: load it in the viewer or any VRMA-aware app and it plays on any VRM.

What you get

  • · 12 presets — relaxed, idle, wave, peace sign, thinking, hands on hips, arms crossed, arms up, sitting, fighting stance, bow, T-pose.
  • · Rotation sliders for 22 humanoid bones, a reset per bone and a mirror that swaps left and right.
  • · PNG export with a dark, transparent or green-screen background — thumbnails, overlays, reference sheets.
  • · The pose as a .vrma that plays on any VRM avatar, not only this one.
  • · VRM 0.x and 1.0, MToon materials, spring bones settle into the pose.

A free VRM Posing Desktop alternative — with limits

VRM Posing Desktop is a paid Steam app and it does more: props, scenes, several characters at once, camera paths. This poser is the browser version of the part most people come for — one avatar, one pose, one picture or one .vrma — and it costs nothing and installs nothing. If you outgrow it, the pose you saved here still loads in the desktop tools that read VRMA.

Need the avatar itself? Make one from a selfie with VTubeMe or pick a free VRM model; have an FBX? The FBX to VRM converter turns it into a VRM you can pose.

FAQ

What does the VRM poser do?

It loads a .vrm avatar in your browser and lets you set its pose: pick one of the presets (relaxed, wave, peace sign, sitting, fighting stance and more), then move any humanoid bone with three rotation sliders. When it looks right, download a PNG — dark, transparent or green-screen background — or save the pose itself as a .vrma file.

Is this a free alternative to VRM Posing Desktop?

For posing and screenshots, yes: it is free, runs in the browser and needs no install or Steam. VRM Posing Desktop is a paid desktop app with more around the pose — props, scenes, several characters, camera paths — and if you need those it is still the tool. If you need one avatar in one pose as a PNG or a .vrma, this does that.

Does my model get uploaded?

No. The model is parsed and rendered in your browser with WebGL and never sent to a server. You can disconnect after the page loads and keep posing.

What is a .vrma pose file and where can I use it?

VRMA (VRM Animation) is the open animation format that goes with VRM. The poser writes your pose as a one-second held clip, so anything that plays VRMA — our VRM viewer, VSeeFace via its VRMA support, VMagicMirror, three-vrm based web apps — can put the same pose on any VRM avatar, not just the one you posed.

Does it work with both VRM 0.x and VRM 1.0?

Yes. The two versions store the skeleton facing opposite ways (0.x faces −Z, 1.0 faces +Z), and the poser handles that at the model boundary: presets look the same on both, and the exported .vrma is written in VRM 1.0 space as the format requires, so it plays correctly on either.

Can I pose the fingers?

Not yet — the sliders cover the 22 body bones (spine, head, arms, hands, legs, feet). Finger bones already travel through the .vrma writer, so hand poses are the next step if people ask for them.

I have an FBX, not a VRM — can I pose it?

Convert it first. The FBX to VRM converter turns a rigged FBX, GLB or Blender file into a VRM in a couple of minutes; the first conversion is free. Then drop the .vrm here.