One2Motion
A downloadable tool for Windows
Bring your character to life from a single image.
One2Motion is a Windows tool for creating expressive animated characters from a single illustration.
Use One2Motion Studio to set up facial regions, blinking, mouth movement, expressions, breathing, and head motion. Then open your character in One2Motion Player to perform with it in real time.
Features
- Create motion from a single character image
- Facial expressions and blinking
- Lip sync and mouth animation
- Breathing and idle head motion
- Touch-responsive motion
- Real-time character control in One2Motion Player
- Transparent background support for recording and streaming
- Export characters as
.one2motionpackages
Includes
- One2Motion Studio
- One2Motion Player
Designed for
- YouTube videos
- Commentary and narration videos
- PNGTuber-style content
- Streaming and OBS capture
- Character animation experiments
System Requirements
- Windows 10 / 11
- 64-bit Windows
No Live2D model or rigging software is required. Start with a single character image and create your own motion setup in One2Motion Studio.
Purchase
In order to download this tool you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $19.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Comments
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What are the file export formats?
Sorry for the late reply, and thanks for your question!
One2Motion Studio exports character setups as
.one2motionpackage files.These packages can be opened in One2Motion Player for real-time playback, expressions, lip sync, motion, and other controls.
One2Motion does not currently export finished video files or Live2D model files directly.
If you have a specific export format in mind, feel free to let me know.
Ah, so it's a closed system. I was thinking about the usual suspects --MP4 files, PNG image sequences etc.
Thanks — that’s very valuable feedback.
Your comment made us reconsider the export workflow, and we agree that being able to export the animated character as reusable video material is important.
We’re now working toward transparent character export, starting with PNG image sequences with alpha transparency, with audio export also under consideration. MP4 export is being evaluated as well.
Thanks again — this directly influenced our development priorities.
Very responsive! Good luck with these developments