ShortMVStudio

GUIDE

Seven steps to your first video.

After launching and signing in, import your assets and start creating. Follow these steps through MP4 export.

  1. 01

    Create a new project

    Sign in to the app and choose New at the top left. To continue a saved project, choose Open.

  2. 02

    Import a model (VRM)

    Open Assets at the top and use Choose model to select a VRM file. Once it loads, continue to motion.

  3. 03

    Import a motion (VMD)

    Use Choose Motion to select a VMD file. If this is its first use in the current period, register it in the quota confirmation screen. A VMD already registered in this period does not use another slot.

  4. 04

    Choose audio and its range

    To use audio, select an MP3 / WAV file with Choose Audio. Select the range to use, then choose Apply range. Selecting a file alone does not apply it to your project.

  5. 05

    Choose a stage and camera

    In Stage, select Use this Stage for your background. In Camera, select Create Auto Camera. Adjust Filters, Expressions and Finishing as needed.

  6. 06

    Check the preview

    Choose Play to check movement, framing and audio timing. Adjust anything you want to change, then preview again.

  7. 07

    Export an MP4

    Select Export at the top and choose where to save the MP4. Open the exported video to check it. Use Save separately to keep your editable project.

VMD CREDIT

Same VMD. As many new looks as you like.

Reusing a VMD registered in the same period does not use another credit, even if you change the stage, colors, camera or expressions, or export again. A VMD with changed file contents, or its first registration in a new period, uses one new slot.

Download the English PDF manual for saving and reopening projects, corrections, export recovery and the complete 14-page guide.

If you do not have materials yet, ask your model creator for a VRM export, and obtain VMD motion and MP3/WAV audio from rights holders or authorized distributors. Check publication, monetization, modification and credit permissions. Third-party licenses remain separate, including licenses written in Japanese.

Check the distribution terms for each VRM, VMD and audio file you use.