FaceRig enables anyone to live-puppet a fully 3D figure, or sprite-based 2.5D character. It uses your webcam to map your facial movements and speech to animate the avatar – with a growing list of additional modules supporting Intel® RealSense™ cameras, and Leap Motion™ (for hand control). Expressions and idle animations can be triggered by mouse or keyboard, and an app for mobile is on the way.
FaceRig can render Quicktime video or an Image sequence, or broadcast a live puppet session like a webcam for Skype or streaming. A number of fun avatars are available. Custom props and rigged models can also be imported, as well as models from Live2D with an add-on. Renders are watermarked even for the Pro version.
FaceRig $14.99
webcam based tracking, fully featured for home non-commercial use.
FaceRig Pro Upgrade $64.99
can be used by people who make significant ad-based revenue off the place where they showcase their creations.
IRFaceRig Free
free for everyone and it works only with the Intel® RealSense™ SDK and the Intel® RealSense™ Camera on system with Intel® CPU’s.
FaceRig support for Leap Motion™ Controller Free
combine the Leap Motion™ Controller (for hand tracking) with another regular camera (for face tracking).
FaceRig Live2D Module $3.99
brings the amazing Live2D technology to FaceRig, enabling hand-drawn avatars that move and behave as if they were 3D while keeping all the aspects that make hand-drawn 2D avatars special. Use the seven models provided, or create your with the Live2D Cubism Editor:
Under Development:
FaceRig Studio, targeted at businesses, which will also enable numeric mo-cap tracking, destined to be use with professional software.
FaceRig Mobile for iOS and Android. – This version is currently in development.
FaceRig for Mac and/or Linux – is in the development plan it will most likely come to life after the release of the mobile version.