Frame the move
Place a few keyframes on a readable timeline. Adjust azimuth, elevation, and distance without hiding the numbers.
Build a considered camera move from one still. Set the path, check the framing, and send a clear brief to the renderer.
A visible path
The useful decisions stay on the desk: where the camera starts, how it travels, and where it lands.
Open the workbenchPlace a few keyframes on a readable timeline. Adjust azimuth, elevation, and distance without hiding the numbers.
Orbit, dolly, crane, and bullet-time presets give you a starting rhythm. Keep the preset or tune every point.
The generator keeps the motion brief beside the image, so your visual intent stays legible from upload to render.
Every plan includes the same trajectory workbench. Pick the monthly credit allowance that fits your practice.
Starter
For learning the workbench
Creator
For a steady weekly practice
Studio
For product and e-commerce teams
A few practical answers about paths, credits, and what the renderer needs.
Upload one image, draw the camera path, and keep the decision visible while the shot is prepared.