What Is HANDZ and What Does It Offer?

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HANDZ is a 3D hand model library for marketing, game, and app design work. It offers a free tier with two rigged hand models and 900 PNG renders, and a Premium tier priced at $29 that expands to 23 rigged hands, 7,000 PNG files, and editable Blender source files. If you need a small set of hand illustrations for a quick project, the free version is enough; if you need variety across skin tones, poses, objects, and accessories—or want to customize the models yourself—the Premium pack is the relevant option.

What HANDZ actually is

HANDZ is a downloadable asset library of 3D hand models and pre-rendered illustrations, created by ThreeDee. Rather than a single set of images, it's a system: rigged 3D hands you can pose and recolor, plus a large batch of PNG files rendered out of the box. The site positions it for marketing, games, or apps, and the showcase section points to related libraries (CHARACTERZ, AVATARZ, ICONZ, Animalz) for character, avatar, and icon assets.

Free version contents

The free download includes:

  • 2 rigged 3D models of hands (male and female)
  • 25 poses for each
  • 4 objects (UI elements, megaphone, star)
  • 3 sleeves (basic sleeve, jumper, suit)
  • 900 PNG files of 3D hand models
  • A Blender beginner tutorial

This is a working set, not a demo. You can drop the PNGs straight into a design or use the rigged models to generate new poses.

Premium version contents

Premium is listed at $29 and includes everything in the free version plus:

Category Free Premium
Rigged hands 2 (male, female) 23 (male, female, chibi, alien, robot, zombie, pig, turtle, dragon claw, and more)
Poses 25 each 76
Objects 4 40 (UI elements, star, money, key, card, iPhone, iPad, drink cup, etc.)
Accessories — 22 (smart/classic watches, wristbands, rings, bracelets, bandage, etc.)
Sleeves 3 19 (suit, jumper, military, leather, rocker, chef, biologist, tattooed, etc.)
PNG files 900 7,000
Blender source files (.blend) — Yes
Blender beginner tutorial Yes Yes

The Premium pack is described as supporting "millions of combinations" through mixing hands, poses, objects, accessories, and sleeves.

Customization and skin tones

A core feature is color flexibility. The library covers a range of skin tones (from light to dark) plus non-human colors like green, purple, and blue—the site frames this as "be yourself with any color skin you can think of." With the Premium Blender source files, you can recolor models and build new variations rather than being locked to the pre-rendered PNGs.

How to choose

  • Choose the free version if you need a handful of hand illustrations for a landing page, mockup, or prototype and don't need unusual poses, accessories, or source files.
  • Choose Premium if you need device mockup poses (iPhone, iWatch, Samsung), a wide range of skin tones and character hands, accessories like watches and rings, or you want to edit the models in Blender to create custom renders.

Both versions include the Blender beginner tutorial, so no prior Blender experience is required to start customizing.

Practical notes

The PNG files are the fastest path—no 3D software needed. The rigged models and .blend files matter when you need a pose or color that isn't already rendered. The $29 price is stated on the site; check the current page before purchasing, as pricing and pack contents can change.