Possibly the easiest AND fastest automatic camera tracker for Blender. Just select a video and a .blend file with an animated camera is created in minutes.

Woop Woop! Now available as standalone tool and Blender addon!

Easy!

No need to install any additional software or addons.

• It picks the best settings for your video,
• it creates an image sequence,
• it tracks your video,
• it creates a .blend file with camera track.

You can also trim the video before tracking to avoid tracking unnecessary frames.

It can also create an undistorted image sequence for perfect compositing.

Available as standalone tool and Blender addon!

Fast!

Possibly the fastest camera tracker for Blender: it can track a short video in 20 seconds:

Shots with more camera shake take a bit longer to track: smooth shots like drone footage can be tracked super fast.

Pro!

If you want you can also choose your own settings for the best results. You can also have the app generate an undistorted image sequence (so without lens distortion) for the best possible compositing results.

The .blend file is already set up with an animated camera and a colored point cloud that makes it easy to reconstruct your scene in 3D. An image sequence is created from your video and is set as the camera background.

This shot was tracked in 12 seconds!

What?

Camera tracking is extracting the exact camera movement from a video file so that you can add 3D elements to your shot. You can do this just with Blender, but it can be a complex and time consuming process, that's why I've made this tool.

How?

I've made a video explaining how I created the header animation from start to end. (This was made using an older version without its UI.)

Windows

The Easy Camera Tracker is currently only available for Windows and you need to have Blender (4.0 or newer) installed.

Feature requests

- Mac version.
- Option to track an image sequence.
- Save user settings for tracking multiple shots.
- Importing a tracked scene to Blender as a separate option.

Please let me know if you encounter any issues or have feature request.