Generate Roblox R15 animations by describing a move or filming it
AI scientific figure generator for illustrations, charts and flowcharts
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plugin (Motion Lab). Credit packs: 25 credits for $20, 100 credits for $20 (save 29%), 250 credits at standard price. Monthly plans: Starter $9/month (50 credits), Pro $29/month (250 credits), Studio $79/month (1,000 credits). One credit costs approximately 18¢ in Starter, 11.6¢ in Pro, and 7.9
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Key features
Generate 4 animation versions from one text prompt
Free Motion Lab plugin for Roblox Studio
Text-to-motion generation with up to 10 seconds per prompt
Video-to-motion capture supporting 1 to 8 people
Export to FBX for Unity, Unreal, and Blender
AI agent integration with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor
Speech-to-motion generation from audio recordings
Library storage for saved animations
Animation generation history and retention
Preview animations on your R15 character before saving
Sketch-to-Figure: convert hand-drawn sketches into editable scientific illustrations
Reference-to-Figure: create illustrations from reference images and papers
PDF-to-Figure and Photo-to-Figure input modes
DataChart: 50 chart types plotted from CSV and Excel data
FlowChart: editable diagrams for PRISMA, CONSORT, model architectures and workflows
Export as editable PPTX, layered SVG and 8K PNG/JPG
Region redraw and AI editing without regenerating entire figure
Vector Canvas: edit any figure as layered, editable SVG
Publication license certificate for each figure with QR verification
What makes it different
No mocap suit or marker system required
AI-generated animations look natural and actually work
Alternative to expensive Mixamo packs
Flexible credit system with no mandatory subscription
Commercial use allowed for generated animations
Every figure stays editable after generation, not flat raster output like general image generators
One credit buys creation and editing across all three workspaces: Illustration, DataChart and FlowChart