Capture 3D animation from video with markerless motion capture tools for iPhone and studio setups.
Move AI is worth opening when you need real human motion turned into production-ready 3D animation data without booking a full mocap stage for every job. Its strength is the split between a lightweight iPhone capture path and a heavier studio system. The payoff depends on whether mocap is already a real bottleneck.
teams capturing real human motion for games, previs, XR, or virtual production
Skip it if: you mainly want prompt-based video generation or do not have an animation pipeline
The free Move One plan is enough to test fit, not to run steady production. Paid plans start making sense once motion capture is already costing you time or money.
Free Move One accounts get 30 one-time credits and can record 30-second videos.
Paid Move One plans raise credits, allow 60-second recordings, and permit overages.
Test one short motion that usually gives your pipeline trouble, like footwork, fast turns, or multi-step body movement. That will tell you more about Move than a clean walking demo ever will.
A game team can record a performer on an iPhone, convert the take into 3D motion, and move it into animation without booking a stage every time.
Genesis fits previs, XR, and virtual production teams that need bigger capture volumes, tighter sync, and local GPU processing.
It is a strong fit for teams turning live movement into digital performance assets where speed and repeatability matter as much as animation quality.
Move AI is aimed at the gap between full mocap stages and rougher animation shortcuts. Move One gives smaller teams a lighter iPhone capture path, while Genesis is the heavier studio option for multi-camera work and local GPU processing.
If Move AI is close but still misses the job, try one of these instead.
