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in3D review

Freemium#13 of 26 in 3D Avatar SoftwareGame Character Creation Software

A broad export toolkit for creating rigged human avatars from phone scans.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

in3D is a mobile avatar-creation app from Goodsize Inc. that turns a phone-camera face and body scan into a realistic, customizable human avatar. It is aimed at individual creators, developers, and businesses working on gaming, fashion, entertainment, virtual events, augmented-reality experiences, or virtual try-on. The app supports avatar animation, sharing, and exports for downstream 3D workflows, making it more than a simple avatar generator.

Its main strength is breadth across creation and production pipelines. Fully rigged exports are available in FBX, GLB, and USDZ, with documented workflows for Blender, Unity, Unreal Engine, CLO 3D, Character Creator, MetaHuman, and Sketchfab. That combination suits teams that need to move an avatar from a phone scan into a game engine, digital-fashion workflow, character tool, or social 3D platform. MetaHuman export is particularly relevant for projects built around that workflow, while rigging reduces the need to prepare the model before animation.

The pricing model is freemium, with plans named 5 Scans Monthly, 10 Scans Monthly, 20 Scans Monthly, and 60 Scans Yearly. The published pricing starts at 19.99, and the app is available as a free download with regional in-app pricing. in3D is a strong fit for creators who value phone scanning, broad export support, and human avatar realism. It is less suitable for teams seeking a desktop-first workflow, unlimited scans, or one uniform commercial-use policy: commercial use is explicitly permitted for avatars created through the API, while Goodsize Content is subject to permission requirements in the consumer terms.

in3D pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Scans faces and bodies with an iOS or Android phone
    • Exports fully rigged models in FBX, GLB, and USDZ
    • Connects with Blender, Unity, Unreal, CLO 3D, and Sketchfab
  • Where it doesn't
    • The workflow depends on a compatible phone camera
    • Plans are organized around scan limits rather than unlimited creation
    • Commercial-use terms differ between API avatars and Goodsize Content

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