Pose Max 3.34

This app is specifically designed for individuals in need of a human pose reference. It offers a wide variety of over 30 different character types, ranging from students and sci-fi warriors to skeletons and Santa Claus. With the ability to fully customize the base characters, users can adjust details such as body color, arm length, ear size, feet size, hand size, head size, and face details.

Getting started with this app is quick and easy. Simply follow two steps: first, choose a character, and then set the desired pose. Selecting a specific body part can be done either through the drop-down list or by directly clicking on the corresponding body part.

To modify the pose of a body part, follow these steps: first, select the desired body part, and then use the scroll bars to adjust the pose in terms of twist, front-back movement, and side-side movement.

This app offers a wide range of poses to choose from. Users have the option to load poses from the pose library or access a variety of poses through animations. As of now, the app provides 145 animations, over 100 body poses, and 30 hand poses.

All characters, animations, and poses are available free of charge. Other features of this app include:

• 30+ different types of characters
• 145 animations including walking, running, punching, flying, crying, laughing, dancing, singing, greeting, expressing anger or happiness, clapping, idling, kicking, jumping, dying, drinking, getting injured or recovering from it, kneeling, powering up, praying...
• 100+ body poses and 30 hand poses
• Cartoon sketch mode switchable with one touch
• Options to customize light direction, intensity, and color
• 40+ customization options for the body
• Mirror tool to instantly create a mirrored pose
• Support for 100 undo/redo operations
• One-touch clear screen function to hide all buttons and scroll bars, allowing uninterrupted drawing
• Ability to set background grid, color, and image options
• Ability to save pose pictures and character animations to the gallery
• Post-effects processing options such as bloom, anamorphic flare, chromatic aberration, vignetting, outline, blur, pixelation, and over 40 cinematic LUTs.