A VCheki Story

Your Moment with
Your Oshi

Follow one fan from front row to keepsake, and see exactly how VCheki makes it happen, live.

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Chapter 1

The Moment

The end of the line is finally reached. A fan steps up to the VCheki booth, camera ready. Time to meet their oshi and enjoy the moment. No rush, no chaos.

  • Strike a pose — cute, funny, it's up to you
  • Captured instantly, just like a real photo booth
Dokomi Meet and Greet with Mint Fantome, a crowd who witness the moment of it

Vtuber: @MintFantome

A tablet and a pencil laying on the tablet to be used for the signing and decoration of the Vcheki

Vtuber: @perindigo

Chapter 2

The Signature

Miles away or backstage, the talent sees the photo appear on their signing table in real time and draws right on it.

Works over any video call or streaming setup
Freehand signature and doodles, drawn live
Chapter 3

The Keepsake

The signed cheki prints out on the spot as a real, physical Instax photo. Or save it digitally to keep forever.

Faster than making a cup of ramen.
Fujifilm Instax Mini Link printer with a freshly printed cheki of VTuber Peri on a wooden surface

Vtuber: @perindigo

Our achievements with VCheki

40+ VCheki meet & greets completed Keep scrolling, there is more ↓
Basket labeled Finished VChekis full of signed instax prints on the booth table
500+ VChekis taken
Cut to the Booth

The Tech Behind the Magic

Simple Setup

No AV Hardware

No complicated AV hardware required.

One Standard PC

Runs on a single standard PC.

Zero Tech Skills

No specialized technical knowledge required.

How it works

Print interface
1

Connect

Set up your camera and connect to your favorite streaming or video call software.

2

Capture

Fans take chekis through our app - just like a real photo booth or purikura.

3

Sign

Talent signs chekis in real-time on our virtual signing table.

4

Print

Print instantly to Instax Mini or save digitally - your choice.

Tuned To Your Talent

Video Integration

Integrates with any common video conferencing software - works for any guest setup.

Advanced Control

Advanced remote controls over OSC. We also provide a TouchOSC control surface.

Scene & Color Control

Pick any window or web URL as the avatar source, scale, position and crop it, then match any lighting in seconds with real-time color correction.

Feature Rich Drawing Pad

Pencil, glowing neon and outline brushes in every color and size, every signature can become a little artwork.

Showing the OBS interface
Touch OSC control surface
Scene compositing and color settings panel
Feature-rich drawing pad

FAQ

Does the talent have to be on site?

No — VCheki works over any common video call or streaming setup. The talent sees each photo appear on their signing table in real time and signs it live, whether they are backstage or on the other side of the world.

What do we need at the venue?

One standard PC, a camera and — for physical prints — a Fujifilm Instax Mini printer. No specialized AV hardware and no technical expertise required.

How long does one cheki take?

Pose, live signature, instant print — a complete cheki takes just a few minutes per fan. Faster than making a cup of ramen.

Which software does VCheki work with?

Any common video conferencing or streaming software. It plays well with Discord, VDO.Ninja, OBS Studio, vMix, MimoLive, and the avatar source can be any window or web URL.

Which operating systems are supported?

VCheki runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. iOS and Android are planned for the future!

Do fans get a physical photo?

Yes — the signed cheki prints out on the spot as a real Instax photo. Prefer pixels? It can be saved digitally instead.

Bring VCheki to your event

Booth bookings and business inquiries, we'd love to hear from you.

Works with

Docs & setup guides coming soon

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