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Electric Image Animation System vs iClone

Electric Image Animation System

eias3d.com

iClone

reallusion.com

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FigureElectric Image Animation SystemiClone
Price from$395/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
iOS—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published68
Spec score · Animation Software7.9 (#62)9.2 (#5)
Character riggingYesYes
Export formatsPSD,RPF,FACTFBX,OBJ,ABC,USD
Free planNoYes
Motion graphicsYesNo
Supported platformsmacOS,Windowswindows
RenderingCamera 9 supports multithreaded rendering and includes 32-bit and 64-bit render engines.The renderer supports PBR, subsurface scattering, motion blur, lens flare, glare, fog, reflections and particle effects.

Plans

Electric Image Animation System

  • EIAS 9 - Download$895 a month
  • Upgrade from EIAS 8.0$395 a month
  • Upgrade from EIAS 1.0 - 7.0$495 a month
  • EIAS 9 upgrade from EIAS 8.0$395, paid once
  • EIAS 9 upgrade from EIAS 1.0–7.0$495, paid once
  • EIAS 9 - Download$895, paid once

Electric Image Animation System pricing →

iClone

  • PersonalFree
  • iClone 365Priced on request
  • iClone 8Priced on request
  • iClone 8Price not published
  • iClone Personal EditionFree
  • iClone 365$16.58 a month
  • iClone 365 Pro$23.28 a month
  • iClone 8 Perpetual License$359, paid once

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Electric Image Animation System

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iClone

iClone is a Windows application for character rigging and real-time capture, including facial tracking. It supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 and exports FBX, OBJ, ABC, and USD files. The listed capabilities do not include 2D animation, 3D modeling, motion graphics, or cloud collaboration. iClone uses a freemium model with a Free Personal Edition priced at free, with no time limit and 30 3D exports. The iClone 365 and iClone 8 plans each list 2,000+ free assets, but their prices are not provided. Capture sources are both, and the product is intended for users working with rigged characters and captured motion on Windows. The maker is headquartered in Hsintien, New Taipei City, Taiwan, and was founded in 1993.

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