Real-time
3D visualization
made easy
Real-time immediacy, photoreal quality
Why choose between a real-time tool and a photorealistic renderer? From your single Twinmotion project, you can create gorgeous path-traced stills and walkthrough videos, immersive VR experiences, explorable presentations, and even interactive configurators. And you can share your vision with anyone, anywhere, thanks to Twinmotion Cloud.
Twinmotion 2025.2 is here!
Twinmotion 2025.2 is now available for download, and it brings both major new features that could radically change how you work, and enhancements to existing tools and workflows that promise to make you more productive.
Whether you work in architecture, automotive, media & entertainment, consumer products, or beyond, there’s something new for everyone to enjoy in this release. Let’s take a look at the highlights.
Virtual Camera (VCam)
With application for everyone from cinematographers to visualization specialists, the new support for using virtual cameras introduced in this release brings interesting potential. By connecting Twinmotion to the Unreal VCam app on either Android and iOS, you can position a virtual camera in the scene by simply moving your handheld device.
For shot exploration, this enables you to freely navigate through a scene, experimenting with camera placement, angle, and settings—including exposure, focus, and scale factor—from a first-person perspective. For design reviews, you can physically walk around the virtual asset, examining it from all angles. In either case, you can capture snapshots during navigation, which are automatically saved as media/images in Twinmotion, enabling you to easily return to that view later on.
Configuration enhancements
Since their introduction in Twinmotion 2025.1, Configurations have continued to evolve.
Case in point, you can now easily present every option in the Configuration as a separate image, video, or panorama, with the new ability to batch export all states.
Among several other enhancements, the ability to save the camera position within a state; to easily recapture the thumbnails for all states with a single button press; and to customize the ribbon of 2D triggers through a global settings window are just a few examples of what’s been added.
Synchronized Twinmotion and DCC viewports
For anyone who already enjoys iterating on their source file in their DCC or CAD package while seeing the results fully rendered in Twinmotion (made possible by Datasmith Direct Link), the new ability to synchronize the Twinmotion viewport camera position and properties with the DCC viewport camera will be a boon.
Initial support is for Archicad, Revit, Rhino, and SketchUp Pro. Be sure to update your plugin (where applicable) to the latest version to take advantage of this new functionality.
