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Use clear footage with the subject visible, adequate lighting, limited motion blur, and minimal occlusion.
Upload footage recorded with a phone, webcam, or camera. QuickMagic tracks body, hand, and facial movement and converts it into editable 3D animation data for games, MMD, VTubers, film, and embodied AI workflows.
Try Now →Video to 3D animation is a markerless AI motion-capture workflow that estimates body, hand, and facial movement from ordinary footage and converts it into editable 3D character motion.
QuickMagic works with video from a phone, webcam, or camera. The resulting motion can be previewed, exported, retargeted, and refined for games, MMD, VTubers, digital humans, virtual production, humanoid robotics, and embodied AI workflows.
Upload a clear video, configure tracking settings, and generate editable mocap-style 3D motion.

Use clear footage with the subject visible, adequate lighting, limited motion blur, and minimal occlusion.

Select the subject, body, hand and face options, frame rate, camera mode, and motion-cleanup settings.

Preview and download editable 3D animation data for your preferred character and production pipeline.
QuickMagic uses markerless AI motion capture to transform ordinary footage into reusable 3D motion data. Export FBX, BVH, VMD, and workflow-specific presets for games, character animation, MMD, virtual production, and robotics.


Upload dance, sports, action, acting, or reference footage and generate editable mocap-style 3D animation without an optical studio, markers, sensors, or a motion capture suit.

Capture full-body and upper-body movement with optional hand and facial tracking. Retarget the result to game characters, VTubers, MMD models, digital humans, and compatible humanoid rigs.

Convert reference footage into editable 3D motion within minutes. Test performances, iterate faster, and reduce time spent on manual keyframing or traditional capture setup.

Refine exported motion in Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max, MotionBuilder, Cascadeur, iClone, MikuMikuDance, or use supported motion references for humanoid robotics workflows.

See markerless AI motion capture examples across character animation, body tracking, MMD, robotics, and production workflows.
Video to 3D animation uses markerless AI motion capture to estimate human movement from ordinary footage and convert it into editable 3D animation data.
No. A phone, webcam, DSLR, or standard camera can provide suitable footage. QuickMagic does not require markers, sensors, depth hardware, or a mocap suit.
Use clear footage with the subject visible, adequate lighting, limited motion blur, and minimal long-term occlusion. Full-body framing is recommended for full-body capture.
Yes. Body, hand, and facial tracking options are available for supported workflows. Results depend on visibility, image quality, motion blur, and the selected settings.
QuickMagic supports multi-subject workflows for suitable footage. Keep each person visible and avoid prolonged overlap or leaving the frame.
Moving-camera footage is supported in selected workflows. Camera shake, rapid viewpoint changes, and occlusion can reduce tracking stability.
QuickMagic supports FBX and workflow-specific formats and presets including BVH, BIP, VMD, Mixamo, Unreal, Character Creator/iClone, Roblox, and more. Availability varies by plan and workflow.
Yes. Exported motion can be retargeted, cleaned, and refined in Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max, MotionBuilder, Cascadeur, iClone, MMD, and compatible software.
Keep the performer in frame, use stable and well-lit footage, avoid heavy occlusion, reduce motion blur, and select the correct subject and camera tracking mode.
Yes. Human motion references can support humanoid simulation, imitation learning, behavior prototyping, embodied AI research, and supported Unitree workflows.

Generate editable 3D motion from a natural-language action, pose, or performance prompt.
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Generate human-motion data for humanoid simulation and behavior design.
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Capture precise full-body movement from ordinary video without suits or sensors.
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