Motion Node Free for Blender

What is Motion Node

Motion Node is a node-based system for Blender, inspired by the simplicity and flexibility of MoGraph in Cinema 4D. It’s built around small, efficient building blocks — generators, selectors, fields, deformers, and more — that help you create motion graphics faster and with less repetition.

Designed to streamline routine tasks, it removes the need for vector math and repetitive node setups. In addition, a set of lightweight add-ons enhances the user experience, making your daily workflow smoother and more intuitive.

Core Idea

As a designer, I value speed and simplicity in everyday tasks. I don’t want to waste time memorizing complex node setups or building multiple test nodes just to check an idea. Even creating 5–10 simple nodes takes time and energy. I prefer to stay focused on creative decisions, not get bogged down in technical details.

WorkFlow

In this short tutorial, I want to draw your attention to workflow, which makes creating animations easier and clearer. I recommend watching at x2 speed — I also added explanations to the subtitles

Features free version

• Total 9 Node (list below)
• 1 little addons (Empties for instance)

Features for Lite

• Total 9 Node (list below)
• 5 little addons (list bolow)

Nod List in Free/Lite version

• Linear, Spherical, Box, Curve Fields
• Time Offset
• Hex Grid Cloner
• Align Object
• Linear Cloner
• Control Instance (New)

Features Addons

• Material list – shows all the materials in the scene and gives you quick access to editing
• Quick Tabs – hides all tabs and gives quick access to installed addons using the f5 hotkey.
• Bind Texture Coord to Empty – place a empty in a slot with texture coordinates
• Empties for instance – creates empty in place of instances created in geonodes
• Remove all materials – deletes all materials from selected objects

Features full version

• Total 82 Node
• All Addons
• Example files
• 5 addons
• Primitives

Full version: https://taiga2.gumroad.com/l/Blender-motion-node

Links:

Documentation | Tutorial | FAQ | Youtube | Referral

Goal

My goal is to smooth out the rough edges of the workflow in Blender — reducing the number of steps needed to get to the first result. This applies both to working with Geometry Nodes and to improving the overall user experience.

What's Next

I recently switched to smaller Motion Node updates — it's easier for me to maintain and focus on quality. These updates usually include 10–12 fixes or improvements. Between updates, I work on freelance projects or create motion graphics templates. This helps me test the logic and performance of the nodes in real-world use and often give me new ideas for future improvements.

If you have any suggestions or ideas, feel free to reach out — I’d love to hear them.

Updates

04 July 2025 – Updated to version 2.1. The change log read here

01 June 2025 – Updated to version 2.0. The change log read here

29 March 2025 – Updated to version 1.9. The change log read here

18 January 2025 – Updated to version 1.8. The change log read here

13 August 2024 – Updated to version 1.5. The change log read here

07 May 2024 – Updated to version 1.3. The change log can be read here

21 December 2023 г – Release 1 vesrion

Examples

Results

Motion nodes save a lot of time on creating motion graphics.

Curve Deformer

Cursor animation. Along a curve + look at

Addons Exmaple

Material list

Quick Tabs

Remove all materials

Procedural

When procedural is required, nodes are not replaceable, it is a very flexible tool. And in combination with animation keys, it is a very powerful.

Questions

If you have any questions, leave it in the comments or send me email

Links:

Documentation || Tutorial || FAQ | Youtube | Referral

In Action

These are examples using full features. The free version includes only 8 nodes.

Curl Noise for Blender (not included in free version)

Delay for Blender (not included in free version)

Sphere fields For Blender. The spherical field is included , but it only controls the appearance of threads, and does not create threads.

Trace Node For Blender (not included in free version)