Plask

Plask turns ordinary monocular video into rig ready motion for games film previz and VTubing. Upload footage or record via webcam, then the system estimates body and hand keypoints frame by frame and fits them to a retargetable skeleton. Editors can smooth jitter, lock feet, adjust root drift and trim sequences with timeline tools made for animators, not coders. A pose library and constraints help repair hard shots, while multi person tracking and camera solve options open mocap from simple rehearsal clips. Finished takes export to FBX GLB BVH for direct use in Blender Unreal Unity and DCC pipelines, and integrated video renders let teams review moves before handoff. Because Plask runs in the browser with cloud compute, indie creators do not need suits or stages to prototype motion, yet studios can still scale via teams, storage and priority processing. Pricing offers a generous free tier for tests and paid plans that increase capture minutes, support SDK access and collaboration. For education and quick previz, Plask compresses the gap between idea and animated movement, enabling faster iteration when budgets or locations make optical systems unrealistic.