QuickMagic turns recorded video and written prompts into editable 3D motion for animation, games, digital humans, and compatible robot projects.
What it does
QuickMagic is a browser-based motion-capture platform for turning 2D video or a plain-language performance brief into usable 3D animation data. Users can submit footage recorded with a phone, webcam, or camera, then generate motion for one or multiple subjects. Depending on the selected workflow, the service can process body, upper-body, hand, and facial movement, with options for camera movement, pose, frame rate, and cleanup. It does not require suits, reflective markers, sensors, or a dedicated multi-camera studio.
A text-driven workflow creates an editable motion draft from an action, pose, or character-performance description. Creators can preview, refine, and export the result for storyboards, previs, game and animation prototypes, MMD, VTuber projects, and digital-human content. The platform also supports human-motion references for simulation, imitation-learning experiments, behavior prototyping, and supported Unitree humanoid-robot presets.
Exports can be used across established 3D pipelines through formats and destinations supported by the selected plan, including FBX, BVH, BIP, C4D, VMD, Mixamo, Unreal, Unity, Character Creator and iClone, Roblox, OnlyFace, and UniRobot. QuickMagic also lists workflows involving Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max, MotionBuilder, Cascadeur, MikuMikuDance, UEFN, and other 2D/3D tools. A free membership includes 50 V Coins per month; paid tiers provide larger credit allowances, faster queues, longer uploads, and broader export access.