
Describe the movement
Write the order of events, such as text arriving first and shapes following, and say whether the pace should feel quick or calm.

With the AI motion graphics generator, your description of what moves, and how, comes back as a short video clip.
Instead of keyframes placed by hand, an AI motion graphics generator works from a written description. The clip is finished footage, not an After Effects project, so the moves cannot be adjusted frame by frame.

Each card answers one question: what moves, where the clip plays and which brand material goes in.

Write the order of events, such as text arriving first and shapes following, and say whether the pace should feel quick or calm.

Use the result as a social post, a channel intro or a short ad opener.

Add a logo or a still image and it becomes part of the animation.
What appears first, how it moves and the mood of the piece.
Include brand material only if the clip should show it.
Run it and wait for the video to render.
Watch it through before you download; tweak the wording for another pass.
For people who need a few seconds of motion, whether it ships as is or only tests an idea.

Add a moving post to a feed full of still images.

Open each video with a short branded intro.

Play an animated title card from the slide deck as a talk begins.

Try a rough idea before building it properly in After Effects.






What should be moving on your screen? Put it in a sentence.