Marionette.
Pose and edit motion by hand in Blender. A pose model inside the add-on moves the rest of the body as you drag. It runs offline and never uses a generation.
Fix the motion across frames in the viewport, on any keyed animation or a Choreographer take.
- Autopose: drag a hand, a foot or the hips and the body follows
- Motion trail, smoothing brush and a timing handle
- Onion skin, and a zoetrope you can pose in place
- Lock a hand or foot in place for a stretch of frames
- Motion Check finds sliding feet and popping joints
- Runs offline on your machine, without an account
30-day money-back guarantee
One licence per artist. Included with Pro paid yearly, while you stay on it.
One licence for the studio, covering every artist who poses and edits motion.
- Marionette only: a Studio licence, priced for your team
- Marionette and AI generation: Teams, $40 a seat a month
- Terms set with your studio
Choreographer.
Generate motion with AI in Blender, Motion Builder and 3ds Max. The add-on is free, and you pay only for generations on our GPUs. One account works in every plugin.
Every account gets them in all the plugins, and they reset each month.
- Retargeting, control rigs and text-to-pose
- Variations and loops
- No GPU or local setup
10¢ each, used after your free 10. Packs never expire, so what you don't use waits for next month.
- Everything in Free
- Add them to any plan
4¢ each, less than half the pack price. Past 500, top up with packs.
- Everything in Free
- Early access to new models
- Support from our team
- You own the motion you make, with commercial use on every plan
Every seat gets Marionette, the studio shares one pool of generations, and your contract rules out training on your data, unreleased projects included.
- Custom models on request
A model tuned on your studio's own motion and rigs, so generations come out in your house style. Only your studio can use it.
- Marionette for every seat
Posing and editing by hand for the whole team, kept up to date while you subscribe.
- Shared generation pool
One allowance for the whole studio, sized to your production.
- Dedicated support
One contact for your studio, and a direct line to the engineers.
Our GPUs, or yours.
The plugins send generation to a server. With Animatica Cloud that is ours, with the whole pipeline. Or run the open Apache-2.0 backbone on your own GPU and point the plugin at it.
| Capability | Animatica Cloud | Your own GPU | Teams |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the plugins, either way | |||
| Generate motion as editable keyframes | Included | Included | Included |
| Key poses, waypoints and hand or foot pins | Included | Included | Included |
| Works with Marionette for posing and editing | Included | Included | Included |
| What Animatica Cloud adds | |||
| No GPU or local setup | Included | Not included | Included |
| Retarget to custom characters | Included | Not included | Included |
| Control rigs | Included | Not included | Included |
| Text-to-pose | Included | Not included | Included |
| Variations of a take | Included | Not included | Included |
| Seamless loops for games | Included | Not included | Included |
| What Teams adds | |||
| Custom models tuned on your motion | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Shared generation pool across seats | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Marionette for every seat | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Only on your own GPU | |||
| Runs entirely on your hardware | Not included | Included | Not included |
| Open-source model server (Apache-2.0) | Not included | Included | Not included |
| Start free | Run the backbone | Contact sales | |
Questions
Do I need both plugins?
No. Choreographer generates motion and Marionette poses and edits it by hand, and each works on its own. Installed together, Marionette's tools join Choreographer's bar and edit its takes, and you can click a key pose's ghost to edit it or bend the root path.
Does Marionette need the internet or an account?
No. The pose model and its runtime are inside the add-on, so it works offline, with no sign-in, on your own machine. Posing and editing never use a generation.
Which rigs does Marionette pose?
Rigify, Auto-Rig Pro and CloudRig control rigs, where it poses the FK controls and leaves IK to the rig, and Mixamo characters as they download.
When can I buy Marionette?
Now. It is $59, paid once, on our checkout. Until October 28, the code LAUNCH50 takes 50% off at checkout.
Who is the $59 Marionette licence for?
Individuals, and studios with under $100k in yearly revenue, one licence per artist. A studio with $100k or more buys through sales.
Which Marionette updates come with it?
The licence is perpetual and covers Marionette 1.x: every 1.x release you download is yours to keep, and updates to 1.x are guaranteed for 12 months after you buy. Marionette 2, when it comes, is a separate purchase.
Can I get a refund on Marionette?
If it doesn't work out for you, yes. Write to support@animatica.ai within 30 days of buying it on our checkout and tell us what went wrong, and we refund what you paid. The licence ends with the refund.
Is Marionette included in Pro?
With Pro paid yearly, yes, while you stay on it: $200 a year gets you 500 generations a month and Marionette. Pro paid monthly is generations only. Pro is for individuals and studios under $100k in yearly revenue; a bigger studio gets Marionette on every seat with Teams.
What counts as a generation?
One request to the model: an in-between fill, a path segment, a text-to-motion clip or a single pose. Up to eight variations come with it. Several characters generated together cost one each. A failed one costs nothing.
Packs or Pro?
A pack is $5 for 50, 10¢ each, and never expires. Pro is $20 a month for 500, 4¢ each, with new models first. From about 200 generations a month, Pro costs less.
What happens when I run out?
Your 10 free generations reset each month, and Pro's 500 reset with your billing month. Buy a pack and carry on right away, on any plan. Pack generations never expire.
What is it trained on?
Generation runs NVIDIA's open Kimodo model today. Our own model, A0, is training only on motion we commissioned, licensed, or that was released for free use. The manifesto lists the sources. Nothing you send is used to train our models.
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