Turn separate clips into one performance.

Generate the transition between two animations and export one continuous, editable motion.

What it does

Stitching connects the end of one motion to the beginning of another. Choose a leading clip and a trailing clip. Uthana generates new in-between movement that carries the character from the first action into the second.

The transition is generated skeletal motion rather than a simple cross-fade between two playbacks. Preview the full sequence and export it as one animation with editable keyframes in FBX or GLB.

When you'd use it

Use stitching when the motions you need already exist but do not form a continuous performance. Connect a walk to a stop, an idle to an action, or a captured performance to a generated motion without hand-authoring every frame between them.

Build a longer sequence from motion already in your Uthana workspace, including motion generated from text or reconstructed from video.

Physically compatible actions produce the strongest starting point. Large changes in pose or momentum may still need adjustment after generation. The exported keyframes remain available for that final work.

Start with source motion

Generate the clips from a prompt or a video, then use stitching to turn them into one sequence.

Connect the clips

Choose two motions, generate the transition, and continue editing the complete performance.