AIMoCap review
A focused web and API capture tool with custom retargeting and flexible outputs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AIMoCap is a browser-based AI motion-capture platform for creators, studios, developers, and robot-motion workflows. It converts uploaded video clips into animation for preset or custom humanoid characters, and can produce Unitree G1 robot motion JSON. Users can trim clips, select a person, choose an output target, queue processing, preview results, and download motion files. Body and finger capture, FBX animation output, and custom-character workflows make it suited to projects that need video-based capture without a marker setup.
Pricing is structured around three monthly plans. Free includes 100 credits per month, Default and Unitree G1 outputs, and 7-day result history. Starter costs $9.90 per month and raises the allowance to 600 credits, adds custom-character outputs, and extends result history to 14 days. Premium costs $59.90 per month, includes unlimited credits, supports Default, Unitree G1, and custom-character outputs, and provides 30-day result history. The API uses separate v-credit pricing from web membership credits, so teams planning automated or batch processing should assess that usage separately.
Its strongest differentiator is the retargeting workflow: custom FBX character binding and retarget validation sit alongside preset targets, clip controls, result previews, and job-history tracking. The asynchronous API supports uploads, polling, and downloads, while integrations cover Blender, MMD, Roblox, Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, MotionBuilder, 3ds Max, and Mujoco. AIMoCap fits users who want web-based capture, custom character output, or robot-motion data. It is less suitable for realtime capture or teams that require a desktop-native application.
AIMoCap pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures body and finger motion from uploaded video clips
- Supports custom FBX binding, retarget validation, and FBX output
- Offers an asynchronous API plus integrations for major 3D tools
- Where it doesn't
- No realtime output for live motion workflows
- Platform access is limited to web and API
- Result history and credits vary by plan
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