A turn reveals the silhouette. An assembly sequence explains the parts. Mixos AI helps you build product motion around an editable model, with a scene you can revisit for the next angle or timing change.
Mixos AI is available in this build. Conversational tools require paid access or purchased credits.
A CREATIVE STARTING POINTBegin with the structure of the product, then choose what the animation needs to explain. Separate moving components and decide which parts of the scene should stay fixed.
Build or import an editable product. Name the enclosure, driver, grille or other components so the assistant can work with the intended part.
Ask for a turntable, an assembly reveal or a component move. Specify the duration, the moving objects and the objects that should remain still.
Watch the scene's motion, inspect intersections and refine timing. Keep the source animation or prepare matching inputs for a separately approved AI video generation.
The viewport makes the result visible. Inspect the shape, placement and materials before moving on to the next change.
A controlled rotation lets the viewer read an object's shape and materials. Keep the camera, backdrop and display fixed if the purpose is inspection. Start with a simple loop before adding more moving elements or an elaborate camera path.
An assembly reveal needs separate objects. Move the components along clear paths, hold long enough to show their relationships, then return them to the original positions. A single fused mesh does not automatically provide editable internal components.
Save the product, materials, camera and animation together. A material change can reuse the same movement, while a timing change can keep the product setup. Generated video takes are separate outputs and need refreshed source inputs after the scene changes.
“Separate the speaker grille and driver along the front axis, hold the exploded view, then bring them back. Keep the enclosure and camera still.”Open Mixos AI
“Rotate the assembled speaker through one full turn over eight seconds. Keep the plinth still and use soft studio light.”Open Mixos AI
Example briefs to adapt to your project. Concept images show a creative direction; live results depend on your prompt and the tools used.
Build, finish and animate real 3D scenes. Choose an example, play the walkthrough or jump to any step.
“Build a compact studio speaker with an olive enclosure, a copper driver and a fine metal-mesh grille. Keep the components separate.”
The chat explains the change. The viewport shows the result. Play all steps, or use the numbered controls to explore.
Prepared walkthroughs with editable 3D, animation and illustrative AI images. Prompts and replies are scripted; playback uses no credits. AI video generation is a separate paid step, illustrated above.
Mixos AI is available in this build. Open the workspace with your Mixos account; conversational tools require paid access or unspent purchased credits. The expanded creation workspace is rolling out in preview builds.
The preview supports editable object rotation. Describe the subject, axis and duration, then review it in the viewport. The prepared headphones example demonstrates a looping eight-second product turntable without spending AI credits.
Yes, when the product has separate editable components. Build or import the relevant parts, then animate them along clear paths. A fused mesh may need manual separation or reconstruction before an assembly sequence can work.
Simple product rotations and component moves use object animation and do not require a humanoid skeleton. Character rigging is a different workflow. Prepare the objects and their relationships for the motion you need.
The scene animation stays editable. A finished AI video is a separate paid output, prepared from a matching still and motion capture. Keep the source scene to revise movement or materials after generating a clip.
Editing in the released Mixos apps is free with a Mixos account. AI generation consumes credits. Production exports require a paid plan or licence; the free plan includes a 512px watermarked render preview. See Pricing for current allowances. Watching the demonstrations on this page does not spend AI credits.
See Pricing for current AI credits and export allowances. Studio is available now for manual 3D creation.