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Video to motion

Any Video Becomes 3D Motion.

Upload footage shot on a phone, a cinema camera or an archive tape. Mocap+ detects the performer, reconstructs the body in three dimensions and hands you an editable take.

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ANY CAMERA
Phone, DSLR, cinema, archive
64 JOINTS
Body, 40 finger joints, head
WORLD SPACE
Root motion preserved
An athlete at full sprint, photographed against a white studio background
The same sprint with a glowing blue tracking skeleton over the runner's body
The same sprint on a featureless white clay mannequin, ready to edit
The same sprint on a finished digital character in a glowing blue suit

What it does

  • Performer detection

    Finds the person in frame and follows them through occlusion and reframing.

  • 3D reconstruction

    Turns 2D footage into world-space joint positions and rotations, not a flat pose overlay.

  • Root motion

    Keeps where the performer travelled, so a walk covers ground instead of marching on the spot.

  • Frame rate handling

    Reads the source rate and resamples the take to the rate your pipeline expects.

  • Confidence per joint

    Every joint carries a confidence value you can see in Motion Studio before you trust it.

  • Straight into editing

    The result opens in Motion Studio as a take you can clean, trim and retarget.

The flow

  1. Upload
  2. Detect
  3. Reconstruct
  4. Review
  5. Export

Capture quality follows the footage: a clear, well-lit view of the whole body gives the most stable reconstruction.

Capture Movement.
Use It Anywhere.

Turn real performance into editable motion for animation, AI video, games, virtual production, robotics and more.

Start Capturing Open Motion Studio

No suit. No markers. Just motion.

FAQ

Any Video Becomes 3D Motion — questions

Can I use video shot on a phone?
Yes. Phone footage is the most common input. What matters is that the whole body is visible and the light is even — not the camera's price.
Does the capture keep where the performer walked?
Yes. Root travel is solved from the planted foot, so a walk covers ground in the exported take instead of marching on the spot. It can also be dropped in one click when you want the performance in place.