Live3D

1. Real-Time Tracking & Animation

Live3D.io supports advanced face and hand tracking technologies, enabling your 3D avatar to mimic your expressions and movements during live streams or recordings.

2. VTuber Maker (Live Broadcasting Tool)

This core component lets you broadcast and control your virtual avatar live, integrate with streaming platforms, and use your webcam to animate your character in real time.

3. VTuber Editor (Avatar Customization)

The VTuber Editor allows creators to import, customize, and edit 3D avatars, including VRM model support, adding props, accessories, clothing, and creating custom animations or expressions.

4. Asset Library & Gallery

Live3D.io includes a gallery of pre-made avatars and related assets for easy setup, reference, and inspiration when creating content.

5. Streaming Integration & Extensions

Extensions (e.g., for Twitch) can add viewer interaction elements, custom effects tied to stream events, and engagement tools for audiences.

6. Multi-Platform Compatibility

The suite aims to support a wide range of platforms and broadcast setups, making it flexible for both desktop and stream-centric workflows.

Live VTubing and Streaming

Streamers can bring their avatars to life with real-time facial and hand tracking for OBS, Twitch, YouTube, or other platforms, making interactive live broadcasts.

Avatar Customization and Design

Creators who already have 3D models (e.g., VRM) can edit and personalize their avatars—adding accessories, changing outfits, or refining animations before going live.

Content Production & Video Creation

Use Live3D’s tools to produce animated avatar videos for social media, tutorials, virtual presentations, or brand content without needing external 3D software.

Community Engagement

With interactive extensions (like Twitch plugins), viewers can trigger avatar effects or animations during live streams, boosting audience participation.

Inspiration & Prototyping

The integrated asset gallery helps creators experiment with different avatar looks, poses, and setups before committing to custom design workflows.