Riggle: Face Mocap & Animation

Free during early access. Capture a performance, watch it on your own character, and export it Blender-ready. Nothing leaves your phone

Riggle turns your iPhone into a facial motion-capture studio and brings your expressions to 3D characters you already own. Using the front TrueDepth camera, Riggle captures all 52 ARKit facial blend shapes, head pose, and synchronized audio. Import a rigged character, watch it perform live, record a take, and export it for animation, editing, or sharing. BRING YOUR OWN CHARACTER Import GLB, VRM, or USDZ characters. Riggle matches the model’s facial morph targets to the ARKit set by name, including common naming variations such as eyeBlinkLeft and eyeBlink_L. Before recording, you can see how many targets matched and which ones are missing. EXPORT FOR YOUR WORKFLOW • Animated GLB or VRM with facial motion baked onto your character, ready for compatible workflows in Blender, Unity, Maya, Houdini, Godot, and Cinema 4D. No Riggle plug-in or custom import script required. • CSV and JSON motion data using your rig’s own blend-shape names. • WAV audio synchronized with the recorded take. • MP4 video with sound and animated GIF for easy sharing. REOPEN AND REUSE YOUR TAKES Open a file exported by Riggle and play it back in the app. Apply the same captured performance to another compatible character and export it again. AUDIO FOR LIP SYNC Riggle records facial motion and audio together, keeping dialogue aligned with the performance and ready for your editing timeline. PREVIEW BEFORE YOU EXPORT Play back a take on your character, scrub frame by frame, adjust the lighting, and orbit the camera. Export a video from any angle without recording again. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No sign-in. No analytics. Riggle processes capture, preview, and export entirely on device and does not upload your files. REQUIREMENTS • An iPhone with Face ID and a TrueDepth front camera • iOS 17 or later Riggle is made for animators, designers, VTubers, and creators who want to capture on iPhone, work with their own characters, and continue in the tools they already use.