DeepMotion

Video-to-3D animation: upload a clip, get a moving character — Mixamo's capture cousin when the motion already exists on camera and you do not want a suit.

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Overview

DeepMotion is how you skip the suit: a phone clip in, a skeleton out, drop it on a character. Plask sits nearby; Cascadeur wants you to pose; Mixamo wants a library. DeepMotion wants the performance you already filmed.

Occlusion, weird cameras and physics still fail. Credits are the leash. For indie and UGC motion it is enough; for a hero cinematic you will still clean in Cascadeur or a DCC. The product is “good enough capture without a stage.”

Pros / Cons

Pros

No mocap suit, a clip is enough
Web in, FBX out
Faster than staging a capture day
Pairs with Cascadeur for cleanup

Cons

Occlusion and odd cameras still break
Credits on real volume
Hero shots still need a DCC pass

Who it's for

Turning a phone performance into 3D motion

Indie animation without a mocap stage

Blocking character motion from reference video

Exporting FBX into a game engine

Bottom line

Video-to-motion without a suit — enough for indie, a first pass for everything else.

Key Features

Video to 3D skeleton animation

Animate anyone from a clip

Physics post-process options

Export FBX / for engines

Web app, no mocap suit

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Frequently asked questions

What is DeepMotion?

DeepMotion is a 3D Generation tool developed by DeepMotion. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in San Ramon, USA. Video-to-3D animation: upload a clip, get a moving character — Mixamo's capture cousin when the motion already exists on camera and you do not want a suit.