Overview
In Mirako, an Avatar is a digital representation of a person. Every avatar has a unique ID and key portrait images that describe the avatar's appearance. Mirako uses state-of-the-art image diffusion models, together with custom models to produce the most realistic yet controllable avatar appearances.
Avatars can be created in two ways:
- Generate Avatar: Create avatars using text prompts describing the desired appearance
- Build Avatar: Build avatars from the generated portrait images, or from your own portrait images
After you have built an avatar, it will be assigned an unique ID and stored in the system as your Avatar Collection.
Getting Started
First, you can try listing your owned avatars to see what you have created so far. You can browse it from the Mirako Developer Portal. Here we will show you an alternative way that use the Mirako CLI tool:
mirako avatar list
You will be seeing a list of your avatars, including their IDs, names, and status, like this:
NAME ID STATUS CREATED
Melody 9e9318a5-c507-4aae-bdbe-f832d70191cc READY 2025-02-11 20:23
Kama b963d725-88d6-4ed1-935b-474aaf897553 READY 2025-07-15 04:26
If you don't have see any avatars, don't worry - You are going to create your first avatar by following the next guide.
Going Next
- Generate Avatar: Create avatars using text prompts
- Build Avatar: Build avatars from existing portrait images