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Blender add-on

Click
Motion

ClickMotion helps Blender users apply reusable object animation presets quickly. It is made for motion designers, product mockups, UI videos, and anyone who needs clean movement without rebuilding the same keyframes from scratch. The add-on includes motion, rotation, scale and FX presets, Auto Animate modes, and timing controls for speed, delay, loop behavior and repeatable variation.

Object animation Motion presets Fast keyframes
ClickMotion Blender add-on preview

Purpose

Reusable starting points

Most Blender animation work starts with the same small decisions: where the object begins, how it enters, how long the move takes, and how the easing should feel. ClickMotion turns those repeated setup steps into reusable starting points.

The goal is not to remove creative control. The goal is to get to a clean animated draft quickly, then spend the remaining time adjusting the details that actually make the shot feel intentional.

For searchers comparing Blender animation preset tools, the important distinction is that ClickMotion is focused on practical object motion rather than a huge general-purpose animation system. It is also production-safe in a practical way: clearing the add-on's animation is intended to remove curves created by ClickMotion instead of wiping unrelated animation work.

See it in motion

Product walkthrough

Workflow

Three focused stages
01

Apply movement faster

Select an object, choose presets such as slide, bounce, float or shake, and build a first pass of motion without manually setting every transform.

02

Readable keyframes

Controls for speed, frame delay, curve style, loop mode and variation seed make timing clearer while keeping the generated animation editable.

03

Useful for quick shots

Use Auto Animate modes like balanced, chaos and cinematic for product reveals, interface mockups, short promos and visual experiments inside Blender.

Main Features

Object animation essentials

Designed for motion

A faster starting point for product reveals, interface mockups, short promos, and visual experiments inside Blender.