AI Animation

AI animation is animated video — characters, worlds, mechanisms, product scenes — where the frames are generated by AI models in a chosen visual style instead of being modelled, rigged and rendered by hand. It makes styles like soft 3D and claymation affordable for ads and short films. Good AI animation still needs art direction, character consistency, timing and sound, which is the part a studio adds.

Yes. CloudRx, a digital prescribing platform, runs a 62-second promo we made entirely with AI animation: soft, Pixar-style 3D doctors, clinic staff and patients carry a before-and-after story about digital prescribing across several scenes, held on-model throughout, then edited to a voiceover with captions and sound design. You can watch it on this page and on the CloudRx case study.

Yes — soft, rounded Pixar-style 3D and claymation are two of the styles current AI models handle best, along with toon/cel, paper craft and low-poly looks. We develop the style from frames first, so you approve the exact look before production. We don't use any studio's trademarked characters or copy a specific film; the style is a visual language, the characters are yours.

That is what the character sheet is for. We build a reference for the mascot — proportions, colours, expressions and outfits — and hold every shot to it, regenerating any take where it drifts. The sheet is delivered with the project, so future episodes and ads start from the same character.

For most ad and social formats, significantly — there is no modelling, rigging or render farm, and changing a scene is a regeneration rather than a rebuild. Traditional 3D is still the right choice when you need exact engineering accuracy, a product that must be modelled precisely, or long-form content with complex character acting. For precise product models, see our 2D/3D Product Intro service.

That is one of its best uses. Mechanism explainers — what a supplement does in the gut, how a filter cleans water, how data moves through a platform — used to need a 3D team for weeks. We storyboard the mechanism as a few clear beats, animate it in an anatomical, abstract or stylised look, and label each step on screen. For health and supplement brands we keep to claims you can substantiate: the animation shows the mechanism, not a promised result.

It depends mostly on length and how many characters must stay consistent. A short animated ad is far quicker than a multi-scene explainer, and the style-frame and storyboard approvals are usually what set the pace. The timeline is written into the quote alongside the scope, so it is agreed before work starts rather than estimated afterwards.

The finished film as an MP4 master, every agreed cutdown and aspect ratio, captions burned in and as .srt/.vtt files, stills of key scenes, and the character sheets and style frames used to make it. Music and any stock are licensed for your commercial use and listed in the delivery.