Fun and easy to use
Use FaceRig for your online chats, record vlogs or transform your party into a fun, freestyle impersonation show.
FaceRig is in critical support mode, all active Holotech Studios development is on Animaze. For the latest features and capabilities, download Animaze.
Anyone with a webcam can digitally embody awesome characters. It is meant to be an open creation platform so everybody can make their own characters, backgrounds or props and import them into FaceRig.
Use FaceRig for your online chats, record vlogs or transform your party into a fun, freestyle impersonation show.
FaceRig Studio, targeted at businesses,it enables numeric mo-cap tracking, destined to be used with professional software.
FaceRig Pro, which is just like Home feature wise but can be used by people who make significant ad-based revenue off the place where they showcase their creations.
FaceRig (or FaceRig Classic if you prefer), with webcam based tracking, fully featured for home non-commercial use.
Webchat on Skype or Google Hangouts as our cool characters, with their diverse expressions.
You can tune your voice to be more like that of the character using real time pre processing.
Using physics simulations, particle effects complex and real-time lighting, everything is high quality.
Real time character driving is available to you for the cost of just a fancy sandwich.
You can design and share your own crazy or cool character. Our community is awesome!
Experienced game developers went indie, built this and made it available to you for indie prices.
Ever wanted to be a cat? A dog? A dragon? How about just someone else other than yourself? FaceRig allows just that. Whether you are messing with strangers on Omegle or Chatroulette or having a good time with friends on Skype, FaceRig works with just about everything.
Fluffo
“FaceRig is a piece of software that will use your webcam to track your face (and facial movements) then transform it into something a little (or a lot) less human.”
Kotaku
“If you want to know how you’d look like speaking as a raccoon, this is how you’d do it.”
BBC at Dublin Web Summit