100,000 3D objects written as code, from CAD parts to articulated mechanisms
AI 3D motion design studio for creating videos, animations and interactive web embeds in your browser
Stage
Not given
Startup
Founded
2023
Not given
Based in
FR
US
Pricing model
Open source
Freemium
Pricing
Not given
Free: whole editor, 1080p video export with no watermark, 100 AI credits a month. Pro: $24 per month billed monthly or $19 per month billed yearly ($228 once a year), includes 4K and 60 fps video, batch export, path-traced renders and 1,500 AI credits a month.
Key features
100,000 3D objects in a single downloadable collection
Fully parameterized code with named dimensions for each part
Mesh files ready for Blender, three.js and glTF engines
Objects recreated from five major open collections
Commercial use allowed
AI assistant that builds editable scenes from text descriptions
Real 3D rendering with physically based materials including glass, chrome and liquid glass
Lighting rigs, HDR environments and realistic shadows and caustics
Keyframe timeline with easing, springs, motion paths and morphs
Advanced camera with depth of field, lens controls and camera moves
Text animation presets and kinetic typography synced to audio
Data-driven video variants and animated charts from spreadsheets
Multi-format artboards with social safe zones for all platforms
Interactive web embeds with scroll-driven animation and behaviors
Export to video, transparent video, images and USDZ for AR
What makes it different
All 100,000 objects written in a single unified language
Articulated objects with fully controllable joints and limits in code
Each object's original source verified and programmatically accurate
AI that shows its work: builds scenes as ordinary editable layers, not a locked blackbox
All 3D elements fully editable: every light, camera move, material and shader stays editable even after AI generation
Runs in browser with no install required, exports production-ready video instantly
Free tier with full editor and 1080p exports, no watermark
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