VTube Studio

Denchi

In-app purchases

About this app

VTube Studio is your all-in-one solution for becoming a Live2D Virtual YouTuber like the pros!

With VTube Studio, you can easily load your own Live2D models directly on your Android phone (must support ARCore face tracking) and become one with them using face tracking. You can also use VTube Studio for macOS or Windows to stream the face tracking data directly to your computer and animate the model there and use it in your own videos and livestreams!

Please note that the Android version does not quite have tracking as good as the iPhone/iPad version.

For more information on how to download the macOS and Windows versions or how to load your own models (it's easy!), please see the official manual: https://github.com/DenchiSoft/VTubeStudio/wiki

Note: VTube Studio is officially licensed to use the Live2D Cubism SDK.

Ratings and reviews

The app itself runs fine, but the problem is that it automatically installs in the Android folder, and because you HAVE to manually move your model folder into it's install folder. The app becomes useless as said folder can't be seen/modified on most phones. Connecting to a computer via USB to try and get around that doesn't work half the time either, with the files simply not copying over. I'd love to use this more, but if I can't even upload my own models, there's really no point.

Works as advertised. For those complaining about facial tracking! If your phone does not have IR technology or FaceID (Newer Samsungs support it if they let you make a avatar on the camera app and it tracks well) the face tracking, even with proper lighting, is NOT going to be as accurate. It's not the app. It's your device. If you do have a device that supports facial tracking, make sure that you calibrate the app to ensure it is as accurate as possible.

*Edit: Items can't be moved anymore as they immediately delete whenever you touch the screen.. so unfortunate (Went down 1 star as that's a main feature with this app.)* Differences in phone/camera can make or break tracking on the android version, as the PC/iPhone versions unfortunately just outclass this atm. Aside from unfortunately not really letting you blink/wink, it sort of tracks, & gets the job done-ish. I mainly just use it to post/record "selfie"-style content if I'm on the go.

What’s new

Improved performance and various smaller bugfixes, including fix for broken on-screen hotkey buttons.