Free online VRM viewer

Drop a .vrm or .glb file to preview it, check its license, play with expressions and grab screenshots. Nothing gets uploaded — rendering happens entirely in your browser.

No VRM of your own yet?

Turn a selfie into a rigged VRM avatar. Free to create and preview; the download is paid.

Create my avatar

Have a model in another format?

A rigged FBX, GLB, Blender or MMD character becomes a VRM with the bones mapped.

Convert a model to VRM

How to view a VRM file online

  1. Drop your file — drag a .vrm or .glb into the viewer above, or click to browse.
  2. Inspect it — rotate and zoom with your mouse; the panel shows the model name, author, license, triangle count and materials.
  3. Test and capture — move the expression sliders to preview facial animations and download a PNG screenshot.

Play VRMA animations on any model

.vrma is the VRM Animation format: a motion clip that retargets onto any VRM humanoid, so one file animates every avatar. Load a model, then drop a .vrma on top of it — play, pause and speed controls appear. No file handy? The built-in Idle and Walk buttons animate your model instantly. Free .vrma packs are distributed by the official VRoid Project on BOOTH.

Embed this viewer on your site

Writing a guide, selling avatars, or running a community wiki? Embed the viewer for free with one line of HTML:

<iframe src="https://vtubeme.com/embed/vrm-viewer" width="100%" height="480" style="border:0;border-radius:12px" title="VRM Viewer" allow="fullscreen"></iframe>

Frequently asked questions

What is a VRM file?

VRM is an open 3D avatar format built on glTF, used for VTubing and VR social apps like VSeeFace, Warudo, VNyan and VRChat (after conversion). A .vrm file contains the 3D model plus humanoid rig, facial expressions, spring-bone physics and licensing metadata.

Is it safe to open my VRM file here? Does it get uploaded?

Yes, it is private. This viewer runs 100% in your browser using WebGL — your file is never uploaded to any server. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the viewer keeps working.

Which formats are supported?

VRM 0.x and VRM 1.0 (including MToon materials, expressions and spring bones), plus plain glTF binary (.glb) files. For a .gltf with its .bin and textures, or a Draco-compressed download with animations, use the GLB / glTF viewer. An .fbx opens in the FBX viewer and an .obj in the OBJ viewer — those show you the model, and the FBX to VRM converter turns a rigged one into an avatar VTubing apps accept.

How do I play a VRMA animation file?

Load a VRM model first, then drag the .vrma file onto the viewer — it retargets onto the model automatically and play/pause and speed controls appear. If you don't have a .vrma, the built-in Idle and Walk buttons animate the model without any file.

How do I get my own VRM avatar?

You can create a photorealistic VRM avatar from a single selfie with VTubeMe — customize hair, outfits and body, then export a rigged, VTubing-ready VRM and GLB.

Don't have a VRM yet?

Turn a selfie into a photorealistic, fully rigged VRM avatar — ready for VSeeFace, Warudo and more. Or grab a free VRM avatar to test the viewer, pose it in the free VRM poser — or run an existing character through the FBX to VRM converter. New to all this? Start with how to make a VTuber model.

Not a VRM? Open it in the GLB / glTF viewer, FBX viewer or OBJ viewer; an MMD model opens in the PMX viewer.

Create my VRM avatar

No model of your own yet? VTubeMe is also a VTuber model maker: upload one selfie and get a rigged VRM avatar.