CineV recommends Vroid Studio for beginners.
It’s free, easy to use, and exports VRM files that work well with CineV.
Official site: https://vroid.com/en/studio
Available for Windows, macOS, and Steam
Vroid beginner guide: https://vroid.pixiv.help/hc/en-us/articles/4405597663385-Getting-Started-with-VRoid
Vroid 사용 방법 : https://vroid.pixiv.help/hc/en-us/articles/4405597663385-Getting-Started-with-VRoid
Recommended Character Size
Female: 160–164 cm
Male: 170–174 cm
When creating a character in Vroid Studio, the default body proportions already follow a realistic human body ratio and work well in CineV. If you need to match CineV’s recommended character height, you can adjust it in Body → Body Size from the right-side panel in Vroid Studio.
⚠ Characters with proportions that differ significantly from realistic human anatomy (e.g. chibi-style characters with a head-to-body ratio of approximately 6 heads or less) may appear unnatural in animation, alignment, movement, and camera angles.
[VROID Female Default Size]
[VROID Male Default Size]
Characters exported with the settings below work best in CineV.
Click the Upload / Export icon in the header.
Select Export as VRM.
Reduce Polygons / Materials / Bones : No manual reduction is required.
Click Export to generate the VRM file.
When the Export as VRM popup appears, review and fill in the settings below.
Required Settings
Export Format: VRM
VRM v0.x and v1.x are both supported
Title(Avatar Name): Your character’s name (Required)
Creator(s): Your name (Required)
Use Permissions
To avoid issues in CineV, we recommend the following permission settings when exporting from Vroid Studio.
VRM 1.0
Avatar Use Permissions
Everyone
Avatar Content Permissions
Violence / Sexual content : Optional (CineV applies its own content guidelines)
Commercial Use
Commercial use by individuals and corporate organizations allowed
Redistribution & Alteration
Redistribution: Allowed
Alterations: Redistribution of altered avatar allowed
Attribution
Not required (Recommended)
VRM 0.0
Avatar Personality
Only the creator
Commercial use
Allowed
Additional Permission Information URL
Not required (Recommended)
Redistribution and Alteration
Creative Commons CC-BY License
After reviewing the settings and permissions above, click Export to create your VRM file.
The following settings are not required for beginners.
Pose: T-Pose
Scale: 1.0
Hair Physics: Avoid excessive movement
Textures: Optimize file size
Shaders
Semi-transparent materials (e.g. sheer fabrics, glass, water) are converted to an opaque look when imported into CineV. The original transparency may not be preserved.
Vroid “Look” Tab
Options such as outline, rim light, shading, eye alignment, and bones are not applied after import.
CineV converts characters to its own internal shaders.
Polygons / Materials / Bones
No manual reduction is required at export.
Hair physics may appear overly soft; CineV will adjust internally and provide updated guidance later.
If you’re looking for more detailed or professionally made characters, you can also purchase VRM models from BOOTH.
BOOTH offers a wide range of ready-made VRM characters created by artists.
Purchased VRM files can be uploaded directly to CineV.
Official site: https://booth.pm/ja/items?tags%5B%5D=VRChat