Develop a title-card direction
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AI Video Tool
AI Motion Graphics Generator
Transform a source video into a short motion-graphics direction with clear hierarchy, purposeful transitions, rhythmic movement, clean geometry, and controlled color.
Illustrative workflow preview
Task-specific workflow
The starting instruction is visible in the form and can be edited before you run the task.
Create your version
Upload one source video
Create your version
The starting instruction is visible in the form and can be edited before you run the task.
Create with AI Motion Graphics GeneratorHow this tool works
AI Motion Graphics Generator, with the inputs and limits made clear
Transform a source video into a short motion-graphics direction with clear hierarchy, purposeful transitions, rhythmic movement, clean geometry, and controlled color.
What to provide
- One source videoUpload the video that supplies the timing, scene movement, or visual material for the motion-graphics treatment.
Optional input
- One optional image referenceAdd a still reference when a logo, product, character, texture, or graphic direction should guide the result.
Steps
- Upload one source video within the 15-second workflow limit.
- Optionally add one image reference for the visual system, subject, or graphic element.
- Describe the hierarchy, transitions, rhythm, geometry, and color direction in the editable instruction.
- Run the video-edit workflow and inspect the final composition for readable motion and graphic continuity.
What to expect
- One short motion-graphics-oriented video based on the supplied source video and optional image reference.
- The result should organize movement and graphic elements into a clear visual hierarchy with a purposeful ending.
- Text rendering, geometry, color, and transitions may vary; treat the output as a generated design study rather than editable vector artwork.
Where results can vary
- The source video is required on this page; it is not a text-only motion-graphics generator despite the written instruction field.
- Long copy, dense typography, small logos, or precise brand geometry may render inaccurately in a generative video.
- Fast source motion, multiple competing references, or an instruction with too many visual systems can reduce hierarchy and continuity.
Practical starting points
Use AI Motion Graphics Generator for focused video experiments
Prototype product graphics
Explore motion, color, and transitions around a product video before handing the direction to a motion designer.
Build a social visual study
Create a short graphic treatment from existing footage for a pitch, storyboard, or campaign mood board.
Questions before you run it
AI Motion Graphics Generator FAQ
Does motion graphics require a video upload?
Yes. This page uses a video-edit workflow and requires one source video. One image reference is optional, and the instruction describes the graphic treatment.
Can I add a logo or product image?
Yes. The form exposes one optional image reference that can guide a logo, product, character, texture, or other visual element.
Will the output contain editable vector layers?
No. The task returns a generated video study; precise text, logos, and geometry may need a manual motion-design pass afterward.
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Keeps a focused prompt without unrelated presets
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