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AnimoFlow/README.md

AnimoFlow: text prompt to rigged character animation

AnimoFlow

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.

Pick your path

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.

How the pieces fit

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.

Free, honestly

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


✨ Make your first animation →

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