mesh-avatar-studio
Turn one illustration into an animated 2D mesh avatar with a coding agent and a local editor
Building Kubik — a 3D modeller that runs in your phone's browser. No install, no account. 10 years a character artist. Try it ↓
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A 3D modeller that runs in your phone's browser. No install, no account —
tap the link and start modelling.
Kubik is a low-poly mesh editor that runs in a browser tab, on a phone or on
a desktop. It's built to be used one-handed — you drag with a thumb, and the
tools bloom wherever it's touching. It's a general-purpose modeller: nothing
in it assumes what you're making.
Nothing to install, no account, no sign-up. Open it and push a cube around.
Scan with a phone camera — it's built for one, so that's the way to see it
properly. Then Share → Add to Home Screen for fullscreen.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A 3D modeller that runs in your phone's browser. No install, no account —
tap the link and start modelling.
Kubik is a low-poly mesh editor that runs in a browser tab, on a phone or on
a desktop. It's built to be used one-handed — you drag with a thumb, and the
tools bloom wherever it's touching. It's a general-purpose modeller: nothing
in it assumes what you're making.
Nothing to install, no account, no sign-up. Open it and push a cube around.
Scan with a phone camera — it's built for one, so that's the way to see it
properly. Then Share → Add to Home Screen for fullscreen.Read the full README ↗