Avaturn vs MetaPerson Creator

Avaturn creates realistic 3D avatars from 2D photos for games, apps, and metaverses. Its generative AI makes a recognizable avatar, which users can customize by changing body shape, clothes, accessories, hairstyles, shoes, and glasses; the site says this supports more than 10,000 possible looks. Avatars export as 3D models for Blender, Unity, Unreal Engine, Maya, Cinema4D, or other 3D environments. They include a humanoid rig, ARKit blendshapes, and visemes, and work with Mixamo animations and VTubing software. Developer tutorials and SDKs cover Unity, Unreal Engine, HTML and JavaScript, Android, and iOS. Listed integrations are free, without limits on avatar creation or exports. The API and web SDK require a paid package; PRO costs $800 a month and includes API and SDK access. Unity supports WebGL and Android/iOS, while standalone Windows and Mac use requires contacting Avaturn. The native Unreal Engine SDK is in beta, requires a paid plan, and is available by contacting Avaturn.

MetaPerson Creator turns a selfie into a realistic or cartoon full-body 3D avatar in a browser. Users can change facial features and body shape, then select hairstyles, outfits and accessories. Exports are available in GLB, glTF and FBX, with a Humanoid rig and Mixamo-compatible animations. Listed destinations include Unity, Unreal Engine, VRChat and web apps. The creator can be embedded using an iframe and JavaScript API; API access is described as an Enterprise option. Documentation covers native iOS and Android integrations, and Unity samples span Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, WebGL and VR. The first avatar and export are free, while additional avatars use in-app credits. Pro costs $800 a month and includes 6 000 avatars per month; extra generated avatars cost $0.03 each, and generation continues after the quota. Enterprise pricing is quoted. Uploaded images may be processed as personal data; the privacy policy says they are not shared with third parties unless the user specifically requests it.