DeepMotion

DeepMotion is a platform that lets people create 3D animations from video, all within a web browser. It uses AI to provide motion capture and real-time body tracking abilities, and it's designed to be accessible to a broad range of people, including independent creators.

DeepMotion has a number of features that make it useful for digital animation:

• Text to 3D Animation: Turn text into 3D animations.
• Video to 3D Animation: Turn video into 3D animations.
• Accessible Motion Capture: No special suits or hardware needed to capture motion. Any device can be used.
• Multi-Person Tracking: Track up to 8 people in a single video.
• Customizable Characters: Support for custom FBX, GLB and VRM characters, as well as built-in characters.
• Face and Hand Tracking: Capture facial and hand motion.
• Physics Simulation: Add physics simulations to your animations.
• Foot Locking and Hand to Ground Contact: Improve character movement accuracy.
• Motion Smoothing: Smooth out animations for a more realistic look.
• Rotoscope Pose Editor: Directly trace character motion over input video for more precise control.

DeepMotion offers a range of pricing tiers to suit different needs and workflows:

• Annual: $[price] per month, with 60 animation credits.
• Monthly: $[price] per month, with 60 animation credits.
• Starter: $9 per month (paid annually), with 60 animation credits.
• Innovator: $17 per month (paid annually), with 120 animation credits.
• Professional: $39 per month (paid annually), with 360 animation credits.
• Unlimited: $83 per month (paid annually), with unlimited animation credits.

The tiers vary in terms of the number of features, customization options and output quality, so you can pick the one that best fits your needs as an individual or business.

DeepMotion is geared for digital creators, filmmakers and game developers who want to make their animation work more efficient without having to hire a team of experts. It's won praise from users who like its ease of use, accessibility and the quality of its animations.

Published on June 14, 2024