Rokoko Create

Rokoko Create suits animators and game creators who want to generate motion and carry it into a 3D production workflow. Its clearest advantage is unlimited text-to-motion on every tier; video processing and Studio imports, however, are tightly tied to the plan.

Overview

Create turns video clips or text prompts into 3D motion, which can then be edited in Rokoko Studio and exported as FBX, BVH, or CSV. Rokoko permits commercial use of motion generated by either method. This is a practical route from generated movement to production tools, provided the monthly allowances fit the volume of work.

Key features

Motion generation and Studio imports

Vision AI video processing ranges from 30 seconds a month on Starter to 15,000 seconds on Pro. Text-to-motion clips are unlimited on every plan, but Studio imports are capped at five per month on Starter, 100 on Basic, and 1,000 on Plus; Pro removes that cap. The distinction matters: generating many prompts does not help if the chosen tier cannot move enough results into Studio for editing.

Editing, export, and integrations

Rokoko Studio supports real-time plugins for Blender, Houdini, Unity, Unreal, Maya, Cinema 4D, Reallusion, and MotionBuilder. FBX and BVH exports are compatible with skeletons including UE5 Manny, HIK, and Mixamo, and work in tools such as Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Cinema 4D, Maya, Houdini, MotionBuilder, and iClone. That breadth makes the output useful across several established pipelines; CSV is also an export option, though the stated skeleton compatibility applies to FBX and BVH.

Studio is offered as a download for Windows and macOS. Rokoko Create is also listed for web use. Support hours are weekdays, 09:00–17:00 GMT+2, based in Greece, with Greek public holidays observed.

Pricing

Starter is free forever and includes 30 seconds of Vision AI video processing per month, unlimited text-to-motion clips, five Studio imports per month, and one month of cloud storage. It is a useful way to try the workflow, but the short video allowance and small import quota make it a poor fit for sustained production.

Basic costs $12 a month, billed monthly. It raises video processing to 600 seconds per month, imports to 100, and includes unlimited cloud storage, while retaining unlimited text-to-motion. This suits individual users with moderate video and editing needs, though it does not include the team features provided by Plus.

Plus costs $28 a month, billed monthly. It provides 3,000 seconds of video processing, 1,000 Studio imports, unlimited cloud storage, and unlimited text-to-motion. It also includes unlimited team members and user management, making it the stronger choice for a team or a higher-volume workflow.

Pro costs $70 a month, billed monthly, and includes 15,000 seconds of video processing, unlimited text-to-motion and Studio imports, and unlimited cloud storage. It is the clearest fit for frequent production where import limits would otherwise interrupt work.

Enterprise starts at $100 a month. It includes local storage without cloud sync, extra offline days, custom support hours, custom onboarding, and a custom SLA. Choose it for those storage and service requirements rather than simply for higher quotas. New accounts can try Plus or Pro free for seven days.

Platforms

Create is available on the web, while Rokoko Studio downloads are offered for Windows and macOS. The combination gives users a browser-based generation option and desktop Studio editing on those operating systems.

Who it's for

Create is best for animators, game creators, and teams that want generated motion in software they already use. The free tier suits occasional exploration; Basic or Plus makes more sense when regular Studio imports matter, and Pro is for workflows that need unrestricted imports. Look elsewhere if the monthly video-processing allowance does not match your workload or if you need a platform beyond web, Windows, and macOS for this workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Unlimited text-to-motion clips on every plan, including free Starter, give prompt-led exploration room to continue.
• Pros: FBX, BVH, and CSV export, plus broad Studio plugin support, connect generated motion to established 3D tools.
• Pros: Rokoko allows commercial use of motion generated from text or video.
• Cons: Video processing is capped monthly on every tier, from 30 seconds on Starter to 15,000 seconds on Pro.
• Cons: Studio imports are limited on all but Pro, so unlimited text-to-motion does not mean unlimited editable output.
• Cons: Starter includes only one month of cloud storage, and Basic does not include the team features listed for Plus.

Alternatives

For a broader set of motion-capture choices, compare motion capture software, game motion capture software, and AI motion capture software. Readers focused on generated animation can also browse AI animation makers or motion tracking software.

Move AI is worth comparing if its free tier of 30 credits, with videos up to 30 seconds, better suits a small initial project. Krikey AI offers a free plan with 20 one-time credits and a Pro plan with 165 monthly credits for $15 a month. Motion Transfer AI may suit a small trial workflow: its free plan provides 18 signup credits and watermarked previews and downloads. Melted Crayons TV is an alternative with a free, image-only plan that includes 30 monthly credits and watermarked comic-video export. Storybook Adventures is an iOS and macOS alternative with a free app download and token-based animation. AnimateDiff is a free alternative released for academic use. Artiroom and Charios are additional alternatives to compare.

Verdict

Choose Rokoko Create if you want text- or video-generated motion that can move into Rokoko Studio and familiar 3D tools, especially when commercial use and unlimited text-to-motion matter. Its main drawback is the tiered video and import capacity: creators who regularly process longer clips or need many Studio imports should budget for a higher plan or compare alternatives.