AvatarStudio: High-Fidelity and Animatable 3D Avatar Creation from Text

Abstract We study the problem of creating high-fidelity and animatable 3D avatars from only textual descriptions. Existing text-to-avatar methods are either limited to static avatars which cannot be animated or struggle to generate animatable avatars with promising quality and precise pose control. To address these limitations, we propose AvatarStudio, a generative model that yields explicit textured 3D meshes for animatable human avatars. Specifically, AvatarStudio proposes to incorporate articulation modeling into the explicit mesh representation to support high-resolution rendering and avatar animation. To ensure view consistency and pose controllability of the resulting avatars, we introduce a simple-yet-effective 2D diffusion model conditioned on DensePose for Score Distillation Sampling supervision. By effectively leveraging the synergy between the articulated mesh representation and DensePose-conditional diffusion model, AvatarStudio can create high-quality avatars from text ready for animation. Furthermore, it is competent for many applications, e.g. , multimodal avatar animations and style-guided avatar creation. Please refer to our project page for more results.

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International Journal of Computer Vision
Published
2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11263-025-02423-5
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1
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3D Shape Modeling and Analysis
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AvatarStudio: High-Fidelity and Animatable 3D Avatar Creation from Text

Jun Hao Liew, Jianfeng Zhang, Chenxu Zhang, Huichao Zhang, Xuanmeng Zhang, Yi Yang, Jiashi Feng
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Abstract We study the problem of creating high-fidelity and animatable 3D avatars from only textual descriptions. Existing text-to-avatar methods are either limited to static avatars which cannot be animated or struggle to generate animatable avatars with promising quality and precise pose control. To address these limitations, we propose AvatarStudio, a generative model that yields explicit textured 3D meshes for animatable human avatars. Specifically, AvatarStudio proposes to incorporate articulation modeling into the explicit mesh representation to support high-resolution rendering and avatar animation. To ensure view consistency and pose controllability of the resulting avatars, we introduce a simple-yet-effective 2D diffusion model conditioned on DensePose for Score Distillation Sampling supervision. By effectively leveraging the synergy between the articulated mesh representation and DensePose-conditional diffusion model, AvatarStudio can create high-quality avatars from text ready for animation. Furthermore, it is competent for many applications, e.g. , multimodal avatar animations and style-guided avatar creation. Please refer to our project page for more results.

International Journal of Computer VisionVol. 133(8)
University of Technology Sydney (AU), Ministry of Defence (SG), Zhejiang University (CN)
University of Technology Sydney
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
3D Shape Modeling and Analysis
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