Auto Posein Blender
Familiar tool, now in our favorite 3D software.
- Auto-Rig Pro
- Rigify
- CloudRig
- Mixamo
- Puppet Studio
- Custom humanoid FK rigs
Pose 4× faster.
A few drags away.
Place one body part. The rest of the pose adapts.
Set an orientation while the body adjusts around it.
Set where the hips, chest, or head should point.
Works directly on your rig.
With minimal setup, AutoPose works directly on your rig's FK controllers.
Pose. Refine. Record.
Work directly on the rig when needed, or record a continuous AutoPose take.
Switch to regular Pose Mode, adjust the rig directly, then continue from the visible pose.
Pose continuously, then bake the complete take to the timeline.
From first drag to final take.
- 01Direct the pose
Position, Rotation, Look At, and World controls.
- 02Control the constraints
Activate, freeze, hide, or deactivate only what the pose needs.
- 03Ground the feet
Soft foot-contact guidance with a fitted or adjustable ground.
- 04Refine by hand
Switch to Manual Pose, make the correction, and continue.
- 05Save and animate
Save checkpoints or capture a continuous take with Record.
Minimum requirements.
- Blender
- 4.5 or newer
- Platforms
- Windows x64, Linux x64, macOS Intel and Apple Silicon
- Processor
- 64-bit Intel, AMD, or Apple Silicon CPU
- Graphics
- No dedicated GPU required. AutoPose solves on the CPU.
What AutoPose is built for.
- Humanoid rigs
Works with humanoid character rigs. Non-humanoid rigs are not supported.
- FK body controls
AutoPose poses FK body controls. To continue in IK, use your rig's FK-to-IK snap after posing.
- Body posing
Fingers and facial controls are not supported. Pose them manually.
- 16 active constraints
A maximum of 16 constraints can be active. Using fewer gives the rest of the body more freedom to adjust.
- Soft guidance
Constraints and foot contact guide the pose instead of locking it. Small shifts can occur when constraints compete.
A few drags
away.
Character credits: Storm, Rain, Ellie and Cat by Blender Studio; Amy and Michelle from Adobe Mixamo; Jazmine by Mattias Lind; Shiromoji by Jump! Jun.