Virtual Avatar for Streaming

A virtual avatar for streaming lets you appear on camera as a character instead of yourself. Morfous is a browser app that makes virtual avatar streaming simple: your camera controls a 3D character that copies your face, expressions, and voice in real time.

How Your Camera Drives the Avatar

Your webcam or phone camera is the remote control. The virtual avatar copies your facial expressions and mouth movements as you speak and move. You don't need to animate it by hand or learn special software.

Optional arm tracking lets you raise your hands and gesture naturally, and the avatar mirrors those movements. If you prefer not to use the camera, buttons mode lets you move the character's poses while you talk and type—useful if you want privacy or a more stylized performance.

Pick or Build Your Character

Start fast with a ready-made character, or create a cartoon version of yourself from a single photo. For more control, use the Character Creator to build a custom avatar from scratch. You can also upload your own VRM or GLB file—including characters made in VRoid.

All your characters and files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored on Morfous servers, so you own what you make.

Stream into Zoom, Discord, or Google Meet

The avatar appears in any video call platform by piping Morfous into Zoom, Google Meet, or Discord. Your call partners see your virtual avatar instead of your camera feed, while you stay in control of how you look and present yourself.

Share a link or your Morfous number to start a call. A built-in chat handles text, links, and images. Save contacts, redial easily, and get call alerts.

Expressions, Effects, and Voice Control

Switch between neutral, happy, angry, sad, relaxed, and surprised faces with expression keys or the reactions menu. Add sparkle and heart effects when you react.

Voice effects let you change pitch and tone. Choose from different backgrounds and framing options to fit your stream. All controls are simple buttons—no technical setup required.

Who Uses Virtual Avatar Streaming

VTubers and streamers use Morfous to stay on camera as a character all day. Teachers and therapists use virtual avatars to feel calm and professional during video classes or sessions. Remote teams hop on calls as avatars for a lighter, more playful team culture. Families use it to play together online.

Because it runs in your browser on a laptop or phone, you can start streaming in minutes without installing anything.

Free and Built for Simplicity

Morfous is free to use. Made by a small team in Phoenix, Arizona, it focuses on making virtual avatar streaming work smoothly without complexity.

You get a real-time avatar, call features, and effects built in. No subscriptions, no hidden costs, no mandatory downloads. Open it in a browser and start.

FAQ

Do I need to install software to use a virtual avatar?

No. Morfous runs in your browser on any laptop or phone. No installation needed. Open it, pick an avatar, and start calling or streaming.

Can I use my own avatar model for virtual avatar streaming?

Yes. Upload a VRM or GLB file, including VRoid avatars. You can also make a cartoon from a photo or use a ready-made character.

How do I get my virtual avatar into a Zoom call?

Pipe Morfous into Zoom as a virtual camera. Your avatar appears in the meeting while your call partners see the character instead of your camera feed.

Can I move my avatar without using the camera?

Yes. Use buttons mode to control poses and move the character with clicks while you still talk and type. Your camera stays off.

What happens to my avatar and files?

Everything stays on your device. Morfous does not upload or store your characters or files on servers. You keep full control.

Is there a cost to use a virtual avatar on Morfous?

No. Morfous is free. No subscriptions or hidden fees. All core features are included.

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