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DeepMotion vs QuickMagic

Pricing, free plans, ratings, features, pros and cons, side by side. Where one comes out ahead, we mark it.

DeepMotion

Converts ordinary video footage or text prompts into 3D character animation without motion-capture suits or markers

4.1$19/mo

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QuickMagic

Full-body, hand and face motion capture from one ordinary video, or from a text prompt

4.2$14.9/mo

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Who comes out ahead

Based only on the facts in our directory. The right pick still depends on the job you need done.

  • Lower starting price

    QuickMagic

    From $14.9/mo against from $19/mo

  • Free plan

    Tie

    Both have one

  • Higher rating

    QuickMagic

    4.1 against 4.2

  • Same job?

    Yes

    Both are Video tools

Side by side

Compared onDeepMotionQuickMagic
Our rating4.14.2Better
Starts at$19/mo$14.9/moBetter
Free planYesYes
CategoryVideoVideo
PlansFrom $19/moFrom $14.9/mo
Key features
  • Markerless motion capture from standard 2D video, no suit or sensors required
  • Full-body, hand, and facial tracking with automatic retargeting to custom rigs
  • SayMotion text-to-3D-animation generator for prompt-based prototyping
  • Cloud-based batch processing for handling multiple clips at once
  • SDK and plugin support for common game engines
  • Full-body, hand and facial capture from a single video
  • Text-to-motion generation from a written description
  • Multi-subject capture and moving-camera support
  • FBX, BVH, BIP, C4D and VMD export
  • Blender, Unreal, Unity and Maya integration
Pros
  • Removes the cost of physical motion-capture equipment and studio time
  • Free-forever tier lets solo developers test the pipeline before paying
  • SayMotion adds a text-based animation path alongside video-based capture
  • Handles handheld and moving-camera footage, not just locked-off shots
  • Exports into the formats a real animation pipeline uses
  • Free tier and a $14.90 entry plan
Cons
  • Markerless capture accuracy drops with occluded limbs or cluttered backgrounds
  • Higher-fidelity output and larger processing volumes require the paid Pro or Team tiers
  • Cloud processing means animation jobs depend on upload speed and queue time
  • Single-camera capture leaves depth ambiguity to clean up
  • Finger tracking degrades fastest on low-resolution source
  • Pro to Max is more than a tripling of price
CompanyDeepMotion, founded 2014QuickMagic

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is DeepMotion better than QuickMagic?

In our reviews DeepMotion scores 4.1 and QuickMagic scores 4.2. The better pick depends on the job. DeepMotion: Converts ordinary video footage or text prompts into 3D character animation without motion-capture suits or markers. QuickMagic: Full-body, hand and face motion capture from one ordinary video, or from a text prompt.

Which is cheaper, DeepMotion or QuickMagic?

QuickMagic has the lower starting price: from $19/mo for DeepMotion and from $14.9/mo for QuickMagic.

Do DeepMotion and QuickMagic have free plans?

Yes, both have a free plan.

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