Workshop

VTube Studio lets you upload and download content using the Steam Workshop.

Currently, you can upload models and items to the Workshop.

Workshop Rules

You can share any content on the VTube Studio Steam Workshop as long as you follow these rules:

• Do not share content that you are not allowed to share. Only share things you either made yourself or things that the creator explicitly allowed you to share.
• Do not share copyrighted content.
• Do not re-share any content you've downloaded from the Workshop.
• Do not use misleading content preview icons. Icons should not misrepresent the actual content.
• Do not share any sexual content or content containing explicit nudity. If it can't be shown on Twitch, do not upload it to the Workshop.

If your content breaks these rules, it may be banned from the Workshop.

Sharing content

Before you can share/download content, you have to agree to the Steam Workshop Agreement: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/workshoplegalagreement

Once you've done that, make sure you have started VTube Studio through Steam and Steam is running and connected to the internet. Click the Steam icon in the main menu and select what you want to do.

If you want to share a model, make sure that model is currently loaded. If you want to share an item, make sure that item is loaded (only that item and no other item).

When sharing items, you can provide an artist. For models, you can provide a modeler and artist. They will both be shown when viewing the content in the Workshop search in VTube Studio. If you want people to always credit you when they use your content, please indicate that by setting the switch accordingly. All of this data can be changed later by updating the Workshop content.

Updating previously shared content

Downloading random items from the Workshop into the scene