One avatar, three ways to use it#
Create a personalized robot for your profile, team, product, or assistant. Use the browser creator for downloads, npm for interactive components, or the local MCP server for agent-generated assets.
| I want to… | Start with |
|---|---|
| Customize and download an avatar | Creator guide |
| Embed a live avatar in an application | npm integration |
| Let a coding agent generate avatars | MCP setup and tools |
| Browse designs and real application ideas | Examples and use cases |
Quick start#
Open the creator to design and export an avatar without an account. For local development:
git clone https://github.com/ai-calypse/avatar-studio.git
cd avatar-studio
npm ci
npm run devWhat is included#
- 50 accessories, independent colors, eye controls, and classic or seeded fluid shapes.
- SVG, PNG, and GIF exports; frames, padding, and presence badges through export APIs.
- Live expressions, cursor following, gestures, antenna blinking, and looping in the browser component.
- 11 local MCP tools for identities, batches, brand variants, expression packs, and sprite sheets.
Versions and languages#
The advanced control API requires npm 0.2.0+ or a local checkout. The currently published npm release is 0.1.0; see the npm guide before choosing an installation. MCP is 0.4.0.
The creator supports nine interface languages. Documentation is maintained in English. Use the header language menu to open a full-page translation through Google Translate; code and identifiers remain in English. Brand names, identifiers, and code remain literal.
Open source#
Built on Agent Robot Avatar by CX ArtLab. Avatar Studio is MIT licensed. Contributing and deployment explains development, attribution, translations, and GitHub Pages.