The agentic animation studio for Mac, Windows and Linux — bring your own Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or OpenClaw and the agent builds product demos, launch videos, tutorials, motion graphics and 3D scene by scene, rendered on your machine with no credits, ever.
CoAnimator is a desktop animation studio driven by AI agents. Point it at Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or OpenClaw and the agent builds product demos, launch videos, tutorials, motion graphics, podcast edits and 3D scenes inside the studio, scene by scene, with the stage updating live as it works. Projects are plain files on disk that stay editable and can re-render from CI, so a changed product means re-rendering a scene rather than remaking a video. Everything renders locally on macOS, Windows and Linux with unlimited exports and no credits: free exports are 720p with a watermark, and a one-off licence unlocks 4K and clean output. MCP360's product demo and the Copilot SDK v2.5 launch video were made in it.
CoAnimator is a desktop animation studio driven by AI agents. Point it at Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or OpenClaw and the agent builds product demos, launch videos, tutorials, motion graphics, podcast edits and 3D scenes inside the studio, scene by scene, with the stage updating live as it works. Projects are plain files on disk that stay editable and can re-render from CI, so a changed product means re-rendering a scene rather than remaking a video. Everything renders locally on macOS, Windows and Linux with unlimited exports and no credits: free exports are 720p with a watermark, and a one-off licence unlocks 4K and clean output. MCP360's product demo and the Copilot SDK v2.5 launch video were made in it.
Tags: AI, Video, Animation, Motion, 3D, AI Agents, Mac, Windows, Linux
Try CoAnimatorNo, never. Rendering happens on your own hardware, so it is unlimited on every plan. Free exports are 720p with a watermark; a one-off licence unlocks 4K and clean exports.
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and OpenClaw. You bring the one you already use.
macOS, Windows and Linux, with a headless command-line renderer for scripted exports on all three.