Create a Pose with a 3D Mannequin
Click a part of the mannequin to select it, then use the rotation sliders to pose it.
Freely rotate the camera to find the angle you want, and save it as an image β great as a drawing reference.
Drag with your mouse to freely rotate the view. Scroll to zoom.
Click the mannequin's head, torso, or limbs to select it. Once selected, red(X)/green(Y)/blue(Z) axes appear in the 3D view.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool produce a finished drawing?
No, this creates a pose reference image only. Download it and place it as a layer in an app like Procreate, then draw your actual artwork in a layer above it.
What does 'body ratio' mean?
It's the ratio of total height to head size. 1-head-tall has no torso (limbs attach directly to the head, Kirby-style), 2-heads-tall suits short, stubby mascot/plush-toy styles, and 3-heads-tall suits typical emoticon character proportions.
Can I move the head or torso too?
Yes, the neck (head) and waist (torso) can be clicked and rotated just like the limbs.
What are the red/green/blue lines shown on screen?
They're the actual X(red)/Y(green)/Z(blue) rotation axes of the selected part, drawn in the 3D space. The slider labels below use the same colors, so you can tell exactly which slider rotates which direction just by looking at the screen.
Can I use this for Kakao emoticons or webtoon characters?
Yes, that's exactly what it's for. The 2-3 head-tall presets match ratios commonly used for Kakao emoticon and webtoon-style characters. Just remember it's a pose reference, not a finished drawing.
I need lots of different poses for making emoticons β does this help?
Yes, you can freely rotate the head, waist, and limb joints to build a pose, then rotate the camera to view it from any angle. Especially useful when a full 24-emoticon set requires many distinct poses and you're stuck coming up with each one.