Generate animation. Open ecosystem.
Try it in the browser · User guide · API reference
You can animate a character with a sentence, a drawn path, or a few timed waypoints. AnimoFlow runs the latest generative animation models and puts them where you actually work: in the browser with a downloadable asset at the end, right inside Blender, or as ComfyUI nodes.
It's built on state-of-the-art motion-generation research (MDM, priorMDM, MoMask, Kimodo — with a plug-in path for whatever comes next), wrapped so you never have to touch the research code: use it from a web page, from inside Blender, as ComfyUI nodes, or through a REST API — hosted by us or running entirely on your own machine.
| Start here | ||
|---|---|---|
| 🌐 Just exploring | Web app | Type a prompt, watch the animation, download the file. Nothing to install. |
| 🎨 You animate in Blender | animoflow-blender |
Generate motion without leaving Blender — preview it, tweak it, keep working. Cloud-powered, or pointed at your own server. No terminal, ever. |
| 🧩 You build in ComfyUI | comfyui-animoflow |
The whole pipeline as nodes on your machine: motion models, foot-lock cleanup, rigging, export. Rewire it however you like. |
| 🏢 You run a team or studio | animoflow-api |
One machine runs the server, every Blender seat connects to it. Nothing leaves your network. From one seat to a studio LAN. |
| 🔬 You published a motion model | community/ |
Wrap it in a small container and animators can use it in Blender, ComfyUI, and the web — you keep your repo, your weights, your license. No code review, no CLA. |
| ⚙️ You build tools | API reference | Text in, animation file out: POST /v1/jobs, poll, download. Same API against the hosted demo or your own server. |
Not sure? The guide walks through each path in plain words.
Every client talks to one simple API; behind it, a ComfyUI pipeline turns the prompt into motion, cleans it up, and rigs it onto a character. Each motion model lives in its own container behind a tiny HTTP contract — which is also the license boundary, so third-party research models plug in without relicensing anything.
The ComfyUI nodes and the Blender add-on are open source (AGPL-3.0 / GPL-3.0). The platform is source-available: free forever — production and commercial use included — for individuals, non-profits, schools and public research, and any organization under the commercial threshold.
Plain-words version: licensing page ·
full per-repo map, FAQ, and CLA: AnimoFlow/legal

