TUDUNI / VIDEO STUDIO

A universe of stories.
Ready for your frame.

Capture the orbit, explain the invisible, or take your audience into a black hole. Start with a real Tuduni scene and make it your own.

Choose your scene
START WITH A FREE ACCOUNTTuduni Free720p · up to 30 FPSUp to 15 seconds per video3 exports per UTC day · Tuduni watermarkCompare plans →
Earth's textured surface, captured from the Earth–Moon presetCAPTURED IN TUDUNI LABORATORY
16:9 · 720p · MP4Your universe.
Your point of view.Rehearse · frame · record
01 / SET THE SCENE

Make something worth watching.

Choose a starting point. Your scene opens with these capture settings so you can adjust the camera and preview before recording.

Ten cinematic presets plus editable Bézier paths, timed to your video duration. Choose an object and edit the path after opening capture. Preview, pause and reset before recording.

Nothing records automatically. MP4/MOV need browser H.264 support.
MORE WAYS TO CREATE

Give your audience a new perspective.

01 / CREATIVE STARTER

A night beneath the stars

Record the local sky, celestial movement and the changing horizon.

Set the scene ↗02 / CREATIVE STARTER

Follow a satellite

Frame an orbital pass, trace a ground track and explain the view from Earth.

Set the scene ↗03 / CREATIVE STARTER

At the edge of a black hole

Reveal lensing and a luminous accretion disk with a controlled camera move.

Set the scene ↗
FROM QUESTION TO STORY

Compose. Rehearse. Capture.

01

Find your frame

Pan, orbit, follow an object and adjust your view. Set labels, trails and fabric to match your explanation.

02

Rehearse the moment

Play, pause and reset the preview. The capture clock shows video seconds; simulation speed controls the science.

03

Record your story

Start, pause and resume recording. Download the finished video before leaving the capture screen.

YOUR RECENT WORK

Recording history

Your creative workspace starts with an account.

Choose Create a video above to sign in and keep your chosen scene and format.

Rendering happens locally in your browser. History stores recording settings and file details; downloadable video files stay on your device.