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Version 1.0.32 · 2026-05-05
You can now save captured images with a single tap for quick and easy saving.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.32, updated 2026-05-05.








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PoseMixerAR is a creative tool that lets you apply poses and animations to your favorite 3D characters.
It is ideal for illustration reference, drawing practice, animation previews, and creating images or videos for social media.
Creating animations is simple.
Choose any two poses from over 440 presets, and the app will automatically generate a smooth transition between them.
With AR support, you can place characters in real-world environments and capture images from any angle.
Adjust poses, expressions, and camera settings to create your own scenes.
Key Features
• AR Mode
Place 3D characters in real-world space using plane detection and take photos in your environment.
• 3D Viewer Mode
Freely position and control characters in a virtual 3D space. Background customization is supported.…
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You can now save captured images with a single tap for quick and easy saving.
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