Hug Simulator
Hug Simulator
See how two heights meet
Preparing the hug preview...
Preparing the hug preview...
Compare eye level, shoulders, and reach in one view
Enter two heights to place both figures on the same ground line and scale.
The HowHeight Hug Simulator shows where the top of each head, eyes, and shoulders line up. Height labels stay visible while you rotate the scene, so the two people remain easy to identify from every angle.
Watch the arms next. The hug simulator height comparison shows how each arm travels around the other person and where the hands meet. With a 10 cm gap, shoulder contact and hand position can shift even when the two heads appear close.
Use Front when you want the cleanest height difference hug reference. Use Side to check depth and overlap. Use Orbit when the question is less ‘Who is taller?’ and more ‘How does this pose read from here?’
Quick start
How to use the Hug Simulator
Four short steps are enough. Leave any setting you do not care about at its default and come back to it only if the picture needs changing.
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Open Edit people
Enter a name and height for each person. You can use centimeters or feet and inches, then choose Male or Female for the figure shape.
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Choose the hug and style
Realistic gives the detailed front hug. Simple gives a cleaner diagram and supports both Front hug and Back hug.
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Pick a useful view
Use Front for the clearest height comparison, Side for depth, or Orbit to rotate and zoom. In a Realistic front hug, adjust Closeness if needed.
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Share or save it
Share creates a short link to the same setup. Download current view saves the angle and framing you are looking at now.
Where a Hug Simulator is actually useful
Use the scene to plan a drawing or photo, check a real pair of heights, or send the same camera view to someone else.
You are drawing two characters
Use the 3D hug simulator for blocking. Check where faces, shoulders, elbows, and hands land before committing to a sketch or animation key pose.
You are planning a photo
Try Front for an honest hug height difference, then orbit toward the angle you want to shoot. It is a quick way to notice when a face may be hidden or an arm may cross the frame awkwardly.
You are curious about a real pair
Enter 175 cm and 165 cm, for example, and the height difference hug simulator places that pair together immediately. Change either height to compare another pairing.
You want someone else to see the same thing
A short link can reopen the same names, heights, model style, hug type, closeness, and view. The other person gets the reference, not a vague description of it.
The quick read
Front tells the truth about scale. Orbit tells the story.
If the question is ‘How much taller?’, choose Front. If the question is ‘How would the embrace look from this angle?’, choose Orbit. Side sits between the two: it is best for checking depth and overlap.
01
Start at the floor
The shared ground line is the fixed point in every hug simulator for height comparison. Once the feet make sense, move your eye upward to the heads and labels.
02
Ignore the hair for a second
Hair and head shape can exaggerate the gap. Eye line and shoulders usually give a better reading of how the two bodies meet.
03
Notice what posture changes
Leaning and turning can make the visible difference shrink even though the entered heights never move. That is pose information, not a new measurement.
A reference, not a promise
Real people do not share one set of proportions or one comfortable way to hug. Use the scene to understand scale, then leave room for posture, shoes, personal space, and consent.
Hug Simulator questions, answered plainly
The short answer comes first. The extra detail is there when you want to know how the comparison is being made.
What is a Hug Simulator?
It is a two-person height comparison shown in a hug pose. Enter two heights and the hug simulator places both figures on one scale, showing head level, shoulders, reach, and spacing.
How does the height difference hug simulator work?
It starts with the heights, not the pose. Both values are converted to one scale and both figures are grounded. The height difference hug simulator then applies the selected hug, spacing, and arm placement without changing the original height gap.
Can I use the Hug Simulator for height comparison?
Yes. The Hug Simulator for height comparison keeps both figures on a shared scale. Front and Side give the clearest scale reference; Orbit is useful for inspecting the shape of the pose.
What makes this a 3D Hug Simulator?
You can move around the pair, zoom, and return to fixed Front or Side views. Because the camera is part of the scene, Download current view saves the angle you chose rather than replacing it with a preset export.
How are the hands and posture adjusted?
The Realistic front hug uses height, spacing, hand targets, and elbow direction to solve the arms. Simple uses a lighter procedural pose. The result is still a reference: real proportions and comfort will always vary.
Can I enter height in centimeters or feet and inches?
Yes. Switch units in Edit people. The displayed format changes, but the underlying measurement—and therefore the hug height difference—stays the same.
Do I need to upload photos?
No. Names, heights, figure choices, and optional Simple-model colors are enough. The page does not need a personal photo to build or share the hug simulator height comparison.
Can I share a height difference hug reference?
Yes. The short link carries the names, heights, model style, hug type, closeness, edit state, and camera preset. It opens the same height difference hug reference for the recipient.
Can I download the current view?
Yes. Rotate or zoom until the frame works, then choose Download current view. The saved image follows the camera you are looking through at that moment.
Is a Hug Simulator an exact prediction of a real pose?
No. Two people with the same heights can have different proportions, shoes, flexibility, posture, and preferences. Use the 3D hug simulator to understand scale, then adapt any real embrace for comfort and consent.