Rec · T7 replication fork · molecular surface31° · f/2.0 · 23.5 s · 16:9

A molecular animation studio · in the browser · real data to cinematic story

Direct the
machinery of life.

Real structural data goes in. Cinematic motion and poster-resolution stills come out. The live preview stays responsive while you work, ray-traced final light is there when you want it, and all of it runs in the tab you just opened.

IllustrativePublication-guided choreography · time and DNA lengths compressed.T7RP · 6N9V + 6N7W
Shot 01

Light that behaves like light

0:00–0:04.5

Direct the scene in a fast screen-space preview, then let the final frame converge as traced shadows, occlusion, bounce light and glossy reflection accumulate pass after pass. There is no render farm and no queue to wait in. The shot list:

AOpt-in final ray-traced lightShadow · AO · GI · Gloss
BSubsurface scatteringDepth in Å
CTriplanar PBR materials2K atlas · no UVs
DEnergy-conserving layersDiffuse · SSS · Coat
ECinematic colour & lensAgX · ACES · DOF · Bloom · Fog
FTiled still exportPoster res

Inside the pipeline →

Molecular surface · ultraProbe 1.20 Å · refined 1024×
Molecular surface at ultra detail
Molecular surface · ultra · probe 1.20 ÅRefined 1024×
Protein
Membrane
Ceramic
Machined
Shot 02

Motion you direct by pointing

0:04.5–0:09

Select a component in the frame and say what should happen. Guided animation asks one clear question at a time; the right-click menu starts the same actions exactly where you point. Every preview stays in view, and everything you create remains editable.

Routedraw the journey in the frame
Meetpin two visible sites and preview contact
Flexchoose a region, hinge axis and bend arc
Growpreview retained units from a chosen origin
Reactshow physical contact or a visible response
Revealanimate appearance without deleting matter
Framecompose camera mode, framing and focus

Guided animation · you stay in control

Point, preview, create

PointPreviewCreate
Proteinselected subject
Motion path · reshape any timeContact points · placed in the frameCamera move · ready to refine

Focus viewport gives the scene more space without taking any tools away. Orbit your subject or switch to Free camera to move independently. Right-click or long-press to begin exactly where you point.

Add movement to the timeline
Add a ripple on contact

How Motion Lab works →

Shot 03

Every claim is labelled

0:09–0:13.5

A demonstration should not quietly turn into evidence. Annotations and shots carry provenance, so the studio itself tells your audience that a camera move makes no claim about the molecule, that staged motion is illustrative, and that deposited coordinates were never touched. Citations export with the frames.

Experimentaldeposited structure, as measured
Simulationcomputed dynamics, declared as such
Interpolatedbetween conformations, not a pathway
Illustrativemanual staging for explanation, not evidence
Proceduralgenerated geometry: membranes, water
T7 replication fork cartoon sceneT7 replication fork molecular-surface sceneRapid DNA synthesis scenePrimer extension sceneEGFR ligand docking sceneSequence-to-surface scene
Editable constructions · deposited coordinates remain unchangedView all films →
Shot 04

Roll your own

0:13.5–0:18

Scene: yours · Take: 001

Create an account to keep the projects you choose to save, build a public profile and share finished work with the community. Your open project stays yours unless you decide to publish it.

01 Import a structure—or begin with a blank stage
02 Draw missing illustrative forms in Shape Lab
03 Direct the motion and key the camera
04 Save a project whenever you are ready
05 Render and download on your device
What can I do with an account?

Sign in once to open your saved Studio and Lab projects, manage your public profile, join discussions and view your export history.

Where does my work live?

Your working draft and automatic recovery stay on this device. Signing in does not upload them. Choose Save new project or Save current project whenever you want to add your work to Projects.

Can AI Director build a scene from empty?

Yes. Connect your own compatible model, describe the scene you want and review its plan before anything changes. Your model connection and credentials stay in your browser.

What becomes public?

Only what you choose to share: your profile, published scenes and forum posts. Saved projects and working drafts remain private, and gallery submissions are reviewed before they appear.

Is the motion physically simulated?

No. Motion Lab is for clear visual explanations. Every shot can be labelled so viewers know what is experimental, simulated or illustrative.

What can I export?

Download high-quality stills and films rendered on your device. If you want, create a receipt so the exact file can be checked later. Quick videos carry a visible corner mark, while cinematic exports use a subtle built-in mark.