The world's bestProduct commercials & 3D motion design.
Every video handpicked and indexed shot by shot.
Find the exact look.
Go beyond keywords. The brightness and the palette of every shot are measured frame by frame — so you can dial a look in on the controls instead of guessing at words for it.
Filter by how it moves.
The shape of the move is measured on every shot, not tagged by hand — whether it holds one speed, builds through the shot, or lands and settles. Nothing a keyword or a still frame can carry.
Save individual shots.
A 3-second lighting transition buried in a 60-second spot? Save just that moment — not the whole video.
Discover, and be discoveredYour work, in front of the right people.
Shots are credited and linked to the people who made them — so the directors, studios, and brands browsing the library find you, not just your work. Anyone can submit a video: your own, or great work you think belongs here. Curators decide what gets in.
Questions
What is Motion Index?
A curated library of the world's best product commercials and 3D motion design. Every film is in at least one of 17 categories: Watches, Jewelry, Perfume, Beauty, Fashion, Footwear & Sports, Automotive, Phones, Computers, Audio, Devices, Software & UI, Drinks, Food, Furniture, Finance, and Art & Entertainment. Every film is handpicked, and very few make it in, so whatever you search for, chocolate, liquid or perfume, you never have to look through sub-par work. The common thread is designed worlds: CG or real, studio, nature or abstract, every shot feels designed and purposeful.
Who is it for?
Creative directors and agencies setting a direction and agreeing on it with their team and client. 3D artists, motion designers and studios, in tools such as Houdini, Cinema 4D or Blender. Product and industrial designers, and brands, looking at the best work in their category. It isn't for live-action film references: there are almost no people or street scenes.
How do I search?
Describe the shot you need, in the words a brief would use, or drop in any picture to find shots with the same colour, composition and light. From any shot, find more like it. Narrow any search with filters, for example:
Do I need an account?
No. Search, filter and watch everything without one. A free account lets you save what you find.
What does Pro cost?
$9.99 a month billed yearly, or $14.99 month to month. Free shows the first 7 shots of each search; Pro shows every shot.
How is it different from Behance, Pinterest or Vimeo?
Behance, Pinterest and Dribbble have everything, mostly as stills. Motion Index has one discipline and one bar, all in motion, and you can filter by colour, brightness, framing and motion. Vimeo and YouTube host the same films; here they're already found, vetted and cut into shots.
Is Motion Index a ShotDeck alternative?
Only for product and 3D work. It works like ShotDeck, a reference library you search and filter, but what's in it is different: product commercials and 3D motion design, with almost no people, streets or scenes from films. For film references, use ShotDeck.
Is Motion Index stock footage?
No. You won't find everyday live-action scenes like kids playing football or someone walking in the rain, and it isn't for portraits, lifestyle, character animation or narrative film. Nothing can be downloaded: every film is a public Vimeo or YouTube video, played as an embed.
Is any of it AI-generated?
No. Every film is real work by studios and artists, picked by people. Scraped indexes and AI generators sell scale; Motion Index sells judgment.
What I wish Behance was.