Build the scene visually
Place shapes, graphs, and formulas on the canvas. Drag objects into position and refine their properties in the inspector.
Open a geometry sceneBuild mathematical scenes visually. Animate them on a timeline, preview every step, and render the final video with Manim.
Explore the editor in your browser.
Drag an object onto the canvas, then press Play.
01 / TRY IT
Adjust the wave, inspect its tangent, and scrub the animated point along the graph.
Change the parameters to see how the curve and moving point respond.
Open in the editor02 / WHAT YOU CAN MAKE
A focused tool for each part of the story. No wall of decorative feature cards.
Place shapes, graphs, and formulas on the canvas. Drag objects into position and refine their properties in the inspector.
Open a geometry sceneAdd animations, move blocks on the timeline, and preview the exact pacing of your explanation.
Explore the timelineWork with solids, mathematical surfaces, and a camera that can move around the scene.
Open a 3D scene03 / THE WORKFLOW
Follow the scene from the browser canvas to the final Manim render.
Place shapes, graphs, and formulas.
Time each movement on the timeline.
Review the pacing and adjust it.
Export the finished scene with Manim.
04 / START WITH A SCENE
Open a real starter or sample in the editor. These previews are drawn from the scenes, not screenshots of the interface.
05 / WHO IT HELPS
Walk students through a proof instead of jumping between static diagrams.
Time your formulas, graphs, and captions in one scene before exporting.
Change a function or 3D view and see what your hypothesis looks like.
06 / OPTIONAL LOCAL RENDERING
The Windows Desktop Render Agent connects to the browser editor and runs final Manim renders locally. Keep editing in the browser; use your own machine when it is time to export.
✓ Agent ready on Windows
✓ Editor connection available
$ manim render scene.py
✓ Output: scene.mp4
07 / THE FINAL RESULT
The canvas preview helps you edit without waiting. Manim Community Edition produces the final video. Unusual formulas and 3D lighting can look slightly different in the render.
Understand preview vs. renderFormats and resolution depend on your plan.
08 / PLANS
The same plans, prices, and included features shown on our full pricing page.
See how Manim Studio helps you create mathematical animations and export videos.
$0/ month
Start for free Start with the basics:Write, animate, and create more with 2K 60fps HD export and daily AI power.
$9.90/ month
Upgrade to Creator Everything in Free, and:Unlock real physics, 3D parametric surfaces, 4K rendering, and live web sharing.
$19.00/ month
Upgrade to Pro Everything in Creator, and:For schools, production studios, and teams creating animations together.
$49.00/ month
Upgrade to Team Everything in Pro, and:No. Build scenes in the visual editor. You can inspect the generated Python when you want to.
The preview is built for fast editing. Manim produces the final video, so unusual formulas and 3D lighting may look slightly different in the render.
Yes. The editor supports 3D objects, surfaces, and camera movement. Some advanced tools depend on your plan.
No. The editor runs in your browser. The Windows agent is an optional way to render locally with Manim.
Video export is available. GIF and transparent WebM are available on eligible plans; check the pricing comparison for current limits.