How to Use VRoid Model for Streaming on Morfous
Your VRoid avatar can stream on Morfous in minutes. Here's how to use VRoid model for streaming: upload your VRM file, let the app sync your expressions and mouth movements, then share a link to call anyone. Morfous runs in your browser on laptop or phone, so nothing installs on your computer.
Upload your VRoid avatar as a VRM file
When you open Morfous, you'll see options to pick a ready-made character, create a cartoon version of yourself from a photo, or build something custom in the Character Creator. To use your VRoid model, select the upload option and choose your VRM file from your device. The file stays on your device—it doesn't upload to a server. Morfous accepts VRM and GLB formats, so whether you exported your VRoid avatar in the standard way or converted it, you're ready to go.
Your camera drives the character in real time
Once your VRoid model loads, point your camera at yourself. Morfous copies your face and expressions onto the avatar automatically. When you talk, the character's mouth moves in sync with your voice. This works on both laptop and phone cameras. If you want to add arm and hand movement, turn on optional arm tracking to mirror your real arms. For a cleaner look during streaming, you can use buttons mode instead—move your character with on-screen controls while you talk and type, keeping your hands out of frame.
Adjust expressions and reactions
Your VRoid avatar can switch between six expressions: neutral, happy, angry, sad, relaxed, and surprised. Use the expression keys to change the face during a call, or pick from the reactions menu for quick switches. Add sparkle and heart effects when you react, and choose from voice effects to change pitch and tone if you want a different sound. Select from backgrounds and framing options to customize how the stream looks around your character.
Share your stream or integrate with Zoom, Google Meet, Discord
To start a call, share a link or give out your Morfous number. The person you call joins through their browser—no app download needed on their end either. If you want your VRoid avatar to appear in Zoom, Google Meet, or Discord, pipe Morfous into those apps as a video source. Built-in chat lets you send text, links, and images during the call. Save contacts and redial previous callers.
What happens to your files
Your VRoid model file and any other uploads stay on your device. Morfous doesn't store them on a server, so you keep full control. The app runs in your browser, which means no installation and no software taking up space on your computer. Switch devices by uploading your VRM file again on the new device.
Next steps after your first stream
After your first call or stream, you can save contacts in Morfous so regular callers are easy to reach. Experiment with different expression keys and voice effects to find what works best for your stream. If you want to adjust your VRoid model further, edit it in VRoid Studio and export a new VRM file, then upload the updated version to Morfous.
FAQ
Do I need to install anything to use my VRoid model on Morfous?
No. Morfous runs in your browser on laptop or phone. Your VRoid file stays on your device. Just upload the VRM file and you're ready to stream.
Can I use a VRoid avatar in Zoom or other video call apps?
Yes. Pipe Morfous into Zoom, Google Meet, or Discord as a video source. Your VRoid character will appear instead of your camera feed in those apps.
Does Morfous support both VRM and GLB avatar files?
Yes. Upload VRM files exported from VRoid Studio or GLB files. Both formats work on Morfous.
Can I move my VRoid avatar's hands and arms?
Yes, with optional arm tracking that mirrors your real movements. Or use buttons mode to control your character with on-screen controls while keeping your hands out of frame.
What if I edit my VRoid model—do I need to re-upload it?
Yes. Export a new VRM file from VRoid Studio and upload it to Morfous. The app will use the updated version for your next stream.
Upload your VRoid avatar and start streaming now.