Open-source, self-hosted generator for realistic 3D human characters: rigged, animated and ready for your engine
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Ara is Yoruba for "body". Easy to run, free to use, no limits.
▶ Try it online: ara3dgen.com, or self-host it (below).
Shape a body, dress it, give it hair, a beard, tattoos and a weapon, pick from 216 animations, and export GLB, FBX, OBJ or a ZIP bundle. It runs entirely on your machine, in the browser or headless from the command line, with no accounts, credits or limits.
Ara Play: turn your characters into games you can play in the browser and download: stealth and combat missions linked into campaigns, arcade races and endless runs. Play guide.
Online character generators are convenient, but you rent them. Ara 3D Gen is yours:
| Online platforms | Ara 3D Gen | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Subscriptions, credits or per-export fees | Free, MIT-licensed |
| Limits | Monthly export or generation caps | Unlimited, as many characters as your machine can make |
| Privacy | Your projects live on someone's server | Nothing leaves your computer |
| Offline | Needs an internet connection | Works offline once set up |
| Automation | Usually a web UI only, sometimes a paid API | Scriptable CLI and a TypeScript API: generate hundreds of NPCs in a loop |
| Ownership | Licence terms can change or restrict use | CC0 base assets and free motion capture: use exports commercially, no attribution |
| Customisation | What the vendor ships | Fork it: add garments, hairstyles, animations, presets, export rules |
| Longevity | The service can shut down or change pricing | The code and your pipeline stay with you |
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