Pose Max

Human Pose Reference Tool

This application is designed for anyone requiring human pose references.

It features over 30 unique characters including students, sci-fi warriors, skeletons, Santa Claus, cowboys, SWAT members, ninjas, zombies, boys, girls, robots, and more.

All base characters are fully customizable, allowing you to modify body colors, arm length, ear size, foot size, hand size, head dimensions, facial details, and numerous other attributes.

Quick Start Guide:

Step 1: Select a Character

Step 2: Configure the Pose

How to Select Body Parts:

1 - Choose from the dropdown menu

2 - Or directly tap on the desired body part

Adjusting Body Part Poses:

Step 1: Select the body part

Step 2: Use sliders to adjust pose parameters (twist/front-back/side-side)

You can instantly load poses from the extensive pose library or extract poses from animations. The app currently includes 145 animations, over 100 body poses, and 30 hand poses.

All characters, animations, and poses are completely FREE!

Key Features:

- 30+ distinct character types

- 145 animations: walking, running, punching, flying, crying, laughing, dancing, singing, greeting, anger, happiness, sadness, clapping, idling, kicking, jumping, death sequences, drinking, injury reactions, kip ups, kneeling, power ups, praying, rallying, shyness, sneaking, swimming, swinging, yawning, and more

- 100+ body poses and 30 hand poses

- One-touch cartoon sketch mode toggle

- Customizable lighting direction, intensity, and color

- 40+ body customization parameters

- Mirror tool for instant pose reflection

- Support for 100 undo/redo operations

- Clean screen mode hides all interface elements for unobstructed drawing

- Customizable background grids, colors, and images

- Save pose images to gallery or record character animations

- Advanced post-processing effects: Bloom, Anamorphic Flare, Chromatic Aberration, Vignetting, Outline, Blur, Pixelation, and 40+ cinematic LUTs

Latest Updates in Version 3.34

Last updated on July 8, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements