IAMX AI STUDIO
Website avatars

Put a face to your website.

An IAMX website avatar is an interactive character that answers through text and voice. Choose a GLB model or a streamed digital human, connect your knowledge, and publish a compact companion at the bottom-right of your site.

IAMX digital human character illustration
IAMX character illustration. Configure your own model and scene.

From character to website

  1. Configure the character

    Choose a model, voice, instructions and optional knowledge base in IAMX. Test conversations in Avatar Studio.

  2. Preview the presentation

    In Publish, choose a template and adjust its size. The live preview lets you check the launcher, character and message bar before copying the code.

  3. Paste one snippet

    Add the generated script to your website or supported custom HTML block. Your website must allow scripts and the required iframe permissions.

Eight ways to meet your visitors

TemplatePresentation
Floating CompanionA transparent GLB character above a compact message bar.
Portrait BubbleA circular portrait with conversation controls.
Portrait CardA compact rectangular portrait.
Scene WindowA framed character with its saved environment.
Compact GuideA small guide for pages with limited space.
Conversation PanelA character and visible conversation history.
Voice CompanionA voice-focused layout with a text fallback.
Scene ConciergeA larger scene-based presentation for a concierge.

True transparent backgrounds are available for browser-rendered GLB avatars. Streamed MetaHumans use a portrait or scene frame; their video background is part of the stream.

A real integration example

Replace the placeholder with the character ID from Publish. Use the generated code to retain your exact template, size and color settings.

<script src="https://iamxlive.com/iamx-widget.js"
  data-character="YOUR_CHARACTER_ID"
  data-template="round"
  data-size="balanced"
  data-open="minimized"
  defer></script>

What to check before launch

Will it work on mobile?

The widget adapts to the available space. Test your actual page on iOS and Android, including the keyboard, microphone permission and other fixed overlays.

Does sound start automatically?

Browsers may require a tap before audible playback or microphone access. Design the launcher and opening message so visitors can start the experience clearly.

Can it answer from my documents?

On supported plans, attach a knowledge base to the character. Review answers against the source material and define when the assistant should refer visitors to a person.

Can it play campaigns?

Actions can combine animation, narration, music and video. Configure inactivity triggers or explicit AI action codes, and test them in your saved scene.

Build a character people can talk to.

Start with a model, give it a voice and knowledge, and test the complete experience before publishing.

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