AI software for cinematic 3D scientific animation built from real molecular structures
AI video generator with text, image, reference or document input, up to 30 seconds with native audio at 1080P
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2026
2026
Based in
BG
AU
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free manual editor with limited storage. Starter: $2.99 trial (7 days, then $19/month for 5 AI generations); Plus: $49/month for 15 generations; Studio: $99/month for 35 generations. Custom studio animations from $999. Academic and annual discounts available.
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Key features
AI generation of 3D animations from written descriptions
Real molecular structures from Protein Data Bank
Editable 3D scenes with full control
Cloud rendering on GPU
Manual 3D editor
MP4 video and PNG still exports
AlphaFold and PDB structure search
Molecular dynamics trajectory playback
Interactive 3D share links
Works on any device via web browser
Image to video from first frame, last frame, or both
Reference to video with up to 10 images, 5 video clips and 5 audio tracks
Document or web page to video conversion
Video editing and rewriting without regeneration
Output up to 30 seconds in a single pass at 30 fps
Three resolution tiers: 480P, 720P, 1080P
Audio including speech, effects and music generated natively
Failed generations automatically return credits
Commercial use rights included on all paid plans
What makes it different
Fast turnaround from description to animation
Editable animations you can keep and iterate on
No 3D modeling or animation expertise required
Cloud-based, works on any device
Only interface showing Alibaba's API task receipts with every generated video for full transparency
Document and web page to video, unique to Wan 3.0 and not offered by competing models
All input modes and full 1080P resolution included on lowest paid plan at $12.90 per month
Twice the single-pass length and three times the prompt characters versus nearest competitor
Independent third-party interface with transparent pricing and all specs linked to Alibaba's official documentation