Important
Unity Muse will be retired on October 1, 2025. It is being replaced by Unity AI, available in Unity 6.2 and later. For the latest tools and documentation, refer to the Unity AI documentation.
Create keyframes
Transform an animation into a keyframe-based animation. After you select the animation, you can convert it into a keyframe-based animation and save it in the Assets folder.
You can set how detailed the keyframe conversion will be. Higher sensitivity results in more keyframes that capture finer details of the animation, but it also makes manual editing cumbersome. In contrast, lower sensitivity results in fewer keyframes that capture only the main movements and transitions.
To convert Generated Take animations into keyframe-based animations, follow these steps:
In the Sampling section, enter a Sensitivity value. The default value is
50, which indicates medium sensitivity.Select Sample.
This converts the original animation into a series of keyframes based on the selected sensitivity. When an animation plays, the playback controls highlight the segment that corresponds to the active keyframe. This shows which part of the animation is currently playing. As the playhead moves, Muse Animate highlights different keyframe sections in real time. The duration of each keyframe segment on the playback controls varies. Keyframes where the animation changes a lot last longer while those with small changes are shorter.
An Editable Take animation appears in the Library.
Save the animation
After the sampling is complete, a set of frames that represent your animation are displayed. To save all the frames, select Convert to Frames.
Muse Animate saves the Editable Take animation in the Assets folder of your project. You can access each frame separately for detailed editing and use them in other parts of your project.