What it does
You describe what the graphic should say, and an AI agent designs it: kinetic type, shapes, photos, 3D and data, timed to music or to a voice over. You see it in the preview right away, change it, and render it as an MP4 when it's right.
Create a motion graphic
- ① Template — Describe it freely lets the AI plan the scenes. A template fixes the scenes, camera and timing; the AI only writes new texts.
- ② Look (optional) — colours, fonts and music. Pick a saved look, add a photo whose colours and mood it should take, or a logo and website: the AI reads the site and puts the logo in the video.
- ③ What it says — the brand or topic, the message, a number worth showing, the call to action. Or tick Use a story's voice over as the soundtrack: the narration is then the content and the animation is timed to it.
- ④ Format & length — the ratio and how long it runs. With a voice over the length follows the narration.
- Create — the agent works for about 5–15 minutes. You can leave the page; it keeps going.
If Create stays grey, its hint tells you what's missing ("fill in: …").
Long voice overs: chapters
A voice over longer than 3 minutes is split into chapters, cut at sentence ends. Chapter 1 sets the look and the others follow it. Each chapter is its own design run.
The Whole video box above the preview acts on all chapters:
- Render & join all renders every chapter that has no current MP4 and joins them into one video.
- Full video downloads that joined MP4. "(older)" means a chapter changed since — render & join again.
- CapCut exports all chapters in order as a CapCut project.
Change it
- Change — type what should be different ("warmer colours, end with our URL") and the AI rebuilds it.
- Code / Scenes — edit it directly. Apply to preview (⌘↵) shows your code in the preview.
- Look & sound — colours, fonts, music and sound effects.
The bar under the editor shows whether your edits are saved. Save keeps them without rendering; the render button saves and renders the MP4 on our server, with motion blur, in about 1–3 minutes. Its cost is shown on the button.
Photos and credits
Photos come from Wikimedia Commons. Their authors must be credited: Copy credits under the preview copies the authors and their licenses in one short line — paste it into the YouTube description. Public-domain photos need no credit and are left out.
Keep what works
- Save as look keeps how it looks — colours, fonts, music — for future pieces.
- Save as template keeps what happens — scenes, camera, timing.
Both are under Templates & Looks.
When something goes wrong
- "The AI is temporarily unavailable" — the AI provider is at its limit. Try again a little later.
- Something sits in the wrong place — say so under Change ("the cards should be centred"), or fix it in Code.
- The MP4 is older than your edits — the label says so; render again to update it.