VTubeMe

Turn a selfie into a VRM VTuber avatar — no 3D skills

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June 14, 2026 VTubeMe

👋 Just launched VTubeMe — turn a selfie into a 3D VTuber avatar in minutes.

The problem I kept seeing: becoming a VTuber means either learning VRoid Studio for hours, or paying $500–$10,000 for a custom commission and waiting weeks. That stops most people before they even start.

So we built VTubeMe. Upload one photo → an AI builds a photorealistic 3D model that looks like you → tweak hair/outfit in the browser → export a standard VRM that works in VSeeFace, Warudo, 3tene, and every other VRM app.

Free to create and preview. $7.99 one-time per avatar to download (VRM + GLB, lifetime access, commercial use). No subscription.

Early days, but the first avatars and sales are coming in — mostly from people who'd given up on the idea because of the cost. That's exactly who I built it for.

Would love feedback from this community — especially on avatar quality and which VTuber apps to support next 🙏

https://vtubeme.com

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    One thing I'd be careful with:

    The interesting question may not be whether people can create a good avatar for $7.99.

    It may be what conclusion deserves confidence from the people currently buying.

    Those sound similar, but they can lead to very different decisions about who the product is really for and what gets built next.

    I wouldn't make that call casually from the current signals.

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Becoming a VTuber should be as easy as taking a selfie — but it isn't. To get a 3D avatar you either spend hours learning VRoid Studio, or pay $500–$10,000 for a custom commission and wait weeks. That barrier keeps a lot