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# Avatar Creator (Mobile)

This example demonstrates how to integrate an Enoch WebView into a Unity Scene. This feature lets users create Enoch avatars directly in a WebView browser displayed in Unity at runtime on mobile devices. 

{% hint style="info" %}
With the Enoch SDK installed, find the sample code in\
**Enoch/ Examples/WebView Example/WebViewExample.cs**
{% endhint %}

## Running the project

1. Include the `WebView Example/WebViewExample` Scene in a mobile platform build.
2. Open the Scene on the device and click **Display WebView**.
3. A WebView loads, and you can create a Enoch avatar.
4. Once avatar creation is complete, the WebView closes and the avatar is loaded into the Scene.


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