Mootion

Overview of Mootion

Mootion is what happens when motion capture meets AI—and forgets to ask permission from Hollywood studios. This isn't your grandfather's animation pipeline. Mootion lets you describe a movement in plain English ('character doing a backflip'), upload a reference video, or even draw stick figures, and the AI generates production-ready 3D animations. No mocap suits, no keyframe hell, no $50K budgets. It's built for indie game devs, YouTube animators, and creative directors who need character motion yesterday but don't have a Pixar render farm in their garage.

Key Features of Mootion

• Text-to-Motion AI : Describe any movement in natural language—'character running upstairs,' 'dancer spinning'—and Mootion generates a 3D animation sequence.

• Video-to-Motion Capture : Upload a reference video (dance, sports, action) and Mootion extracts the motion data, applying it to any 3D character model.

• Sketch-to-Animation : Draw simple stick figure poses or movement paths, and the AI translates them into smooth, natural 3D character motion.

• Universal Format Export : Export animations as FBX, BVH, USD, or Alembic—compatible with Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, Maya, and all major 3D tools.

• Character Agnostic : Animations work with any rigged 3D character model—apply the same motion to humans, animals, robots, or fantasy creatures.

• Real-Time Preview : See animations play back instantly in the browser with adjustable playback speed, looping, and camera angles before exporting.

How it works

Mootion's AI analyzes natural language prompts, reference videos, or drawn sketches to generate 3D character animations. Type 'warrior charging into battle,' and Mootion's motion synthesis AI generates a combat animation rig-ready for Unity or Unreal Engine. Upload a dance video? The AI tracks body movement, applies inverse kinematics, and exports a motion-captured sequence compatible with any 3D character model. It uses a hybrid approach: text-to-motion transformers for conceptual moves, video-to-motion tracking for realistic capture, and sketch-to-motion for quick prototyping. Export as FBX, BVH, or USD formats for seamless integration into game engines, Blender, or Cinema 4D.

Use Cases

Getting Started

Customer Examples

Additional Resources

Mootion provides comprehensive docs for game engine integration, a Discord community with 15K+ animators and devs, and tutorial videos covering text-to-motion workflows, video retargeting, and export optimization.