Rokoko Vision

Use your webcam or upload a video to capture 3D motions and animate your characters in minutes

Rokoko Vision is an AI-driven motion capture tool designed to make motion capture accessible to a wide range of users, from beginners to studio animators. It allows individuals to use their webcam or upload a video to capture their movements in 3D, enabling them to animate their characters in minutes.

The platform offers a single-camera option for free, which is suitable for casual mocap and beginners, as well as a paid dual-camera option for enhanced accuracy and quality, suitable for professionals and experts.

The tool integrates with Rokoko Studio for viewing and cleaning up the mocap data, including a foot locking filter and the ability to upload and retarget animations onto custom characters. It allows users to export their animations in popular formats like .FBX or .BVH for use in their preferred 3D tools, such as Blender, Cinema 4D, Unity, and Unreal.

Finally, we’ll add that Rokoko Vision is easy to use, offering a simple three-step process that enables quick animation creation. It also fosters a community of creators who can access mocap technology without the need for expensive equipment or software.

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Video Overview 🎬

What are the key features? ✨

AI Motion Capture: extracts 3D full-body motion from webcam or video using AI
Rokoko Studio Integration: refines, retargets, and exports captured data in one platform
Single & Dual-Camera Support: single for free basic use, dual for higher accuracy and depth
Export Formats: outputs FBX and BVH compatible with Blender, Unity, Unreal, and more
Free Tier Access: unlimited use for clips up to 15 seconds with single camera

Who is it for? 🤔

Rokoko Vision helps indie animators, game developers, content creators, educators, and hobbyists who want to prototype character animations without buying expensive suits or renting a mocap stage. Anyone needing quick motion references or pre-visualization benefits most.

Examples of what you can use it for 💡

Indie game developer: captures short character actions to prototype gameplay mechanics in Unity or Unreal
3D animator: blocks out key poses and movements for a scene before detailed keyframing
Content creator: animates avatars for YouTube videos or social media using simple webcam recordings
Film student: pre-visualizes actor performances in Blender without access to professional mocap gear
Educator: demonstrates motion principles to students by recording live examples in class

Pros & Cons ⚖️

Free entry-level access
Easy webcam setup
Fast processing
Seamless Studio workflow

15-second clip limit (free)
Occasional tracking drift

FAQs 💬

What do I need to start using Rokoko Vision?

A computer with a webcam, a well-lit room, and a free Rokoko account. For better results use fitted clothing and a plain background.

Is Rokoko Vision completely free?

Yes for single-camera captures up to 15 seconds. Dual-camera mode requires a subscription after the 14-day trial.

Does it support real-time motion capture?

No, it processes clips after recording or uploading, usually taking 30-40 seconds for short segments.

Can it track multiple people at once?

No, it captures one performer per clip.

What file formats can I export?

FBX and BVH, compatible with most 3D tools like Blender, Maya, Unity, and Unreal Engine.

Does it capture fingers or face?

No, it focuses on full-body motion only. Use Rokoko's other tools for fingers or face.

How accurate is single-camera vs dual-camera?

Dual-camera gives noticeably better depth and fewer errors, especially during turns or overlapping limbs.

What software do I use to edit the capture?

Rokoko Studio handles trimming, cleanup, retargeting, and export.

Can I upload pre-recorded videos?

Yes, upload any clear video showing full-body motion as long as it meets the length limit.

Is it suitable for professional production?

Best for pre-viz, prototyping, or indie work. Complex scenes usually need inertial mocap for top accuracy.

Ready to try Rokoko Vision?