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📖 What is VBridger?
A face tracking extension plugin for VTube Studio and Live2D (¥1,010). It lets you fine-tune iPhone ARKit data before feeding it into your model, improving how accurately your mouth and eyes follow your real expressions. Supports input from iFacialMocap, FaceMotion3D, and more (Windows 10 or later recommended).
💡 When to Use It
For VTubers who want their Live2D model's expressions to follow more precisely. Useful when VTube Studio's default tracking isn't detailed enough for your mouth and eyes, when you want to make full use of an ARKit-compatible model's expression parameters, or when you're combining iPhone, webcam, and mic input to build out detailed expression performances.
📋 Basic Info
| Price | Paid (see the official site for details) |
| Supported OS | Windows |
| Developer | PiPuProductions / Serp |
| Last Updated | Jul 2026 |
🚀 How to Use
- Step 1: Purchase and install VBridger on Steam, then get VTube Studio, your Live2D model, and an iPhone app that supports ARKit ready for input.
- Step 2: In VBridger, choose your input source — iFacialMocap, FaceMotion3D, VTube Studio, MediaPipe, and more — to receive face tracking data.
- Step 3: Select VTS Compatible or ARKit settings, then adjust the input curves for your mouth, eyes, cheeks, and more to match your face and your model's parameters.
- Step 4: Enable VTube Studio API or VMCProtocol output, and check for glitches in both big and subtle expressions before you go live.
🎬 Tutorial Video
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Official tutorial video coming soon
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