Pose Tool 3D

Great app overall, but would love to be able to draw/paint on the models (not simply have pre-sketched designs/faces loaded). I thought I could accomplish this by simply saving an OBJ file and drawing in Procreate, but the transfer is not compatible. Bummer, big time.

Try to make it to where instead of using the buttons to control the limbs/poses/angles… make it to where it’s as simple as using your finger or Apple Pencil to control the pose. If I want to make my pose into a punching motion, then I should be able to so with a few swipes of my finger or Apple Pencil in a matter of seconds. It takes way too long to even move a limb with the current mechanics. Hopefully in time this is something you guys are working towards.

PROS: Cool app, not too expensive, includes facial expressions. CONS: watermarks all output images, even worse, puts a copyright notice on the bottom of all images. All working artists should avoid this app like the plague, as you could be accused of intentionally removing a copyright notice on an image that is your creation to begin with.

TLDR: Good app for people who mostly draw men but it would be great if there were more model variety. If you mostly draw women I don’t think this app is for you. Not a great lighting system. This app is definitely worth the money. The models are good and face posing is a game changer, as much as the facial expressions themselves are lacking. The ‘life’ pose skin is also awesome to use as a reference. Posing is unintuitive and more time consuming than apps that let you just drag limbs, but that is acceptable to me and I’ve gotten used to using it that way (just like photoshop and the like, it takes time getting used to but is worth it). However, I wish there were more available preset poses or any preset hand poses. I wish there was a slider for body sizes rather than a preset- “normal, fat and muscular.” The female “normal” pose is too exaggerated in my opinion, especially in the chest area. It’s been unusable for me because of that. Honestly, if you only/mostly draw women, it’s NOT worth the money. I wish the model could handle poses with arms above the head (though all 3d model makers seem to struggle with that one). The lighting system is SUPER basic (I use a separate app entirely to reference light).

Great app just wish there were more clothes and hairstyles

I love this app to help me get perspective and posing ideas for my art, for my comics and illustrated magazines. I find it easy and simple to pose the figure the way I want it. The fact that you can also pose the face is HUGE. You can make any expression you want. In future updates I’d like to see more stock poses that I can tweak saving me some time. Also I’d like to see more hair styles for the female model, and maybe a way to adjust individual body dimensions, like chest, waist, arms, etc. overall though, this has become my #1 posing app. Highly recommend for artists.

This app is amazing but please some shirts jackets and pants please

I love the app but it’s really really slow at posing , I don’t understand why we can’t move the model around with are pen like with the MagicPoser app and we have to use sliders, it just defeats the purpose of making posing models faster by adding a pose slider, even posing toes and hands are difficult. And the new poses added really wasn’t necessary

I never leave reviews, but I absolutely love this app. It’s perfect for what it has now and I look forward to more updates. I would love some more clothing options, perhaps just base jeans\t-shirts\collared shirts. Maybe some muscle manipulation.

This tool is one of the most useful and well thought out tools for this type of app and purpose I’ve seen. The once you get used to what controls move what axis, the possibilities are endless. I thoroughly enjoy being able to see the emotions I want to portray with body language come to life. My suggestions for possible updates would be to be able to change the heights so you could see the effect of different heights on each other when using multiple bodies. The other suggestion would be to have movement axis’s available on the phalanges when you zoom in and not just the first knuckles.