MAKE A REAL MOVING PREVIEW
The free Motion Maker composes an eight-second, silent animated sequence from content you provide. It is useful for testing an attention-grabbing hook and brand end card before spending on generative footage.
Upload a product photo and logo
Start with a sharp JPEG, PNG or WebP product image. The current tool accepts image files up to 5 MB. If you skip the upload, it uses a sample artwork image so you can explore the effect.
Try this: a single object with clear edges works better than a crowded collage. Keep the visual clean so your overlaid brand text remains legible.
Choose vertical, square or landscape
The studio supports 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 1:1 for square feed content and 16:9 for landscape videos. The free motion preview is always eight seconds long, independent of the proposed length of a future AI-rendered ad.
The file is recorded in your browser. WebM is the usual output in Chromium browsers; some browsers may offer MP4. Export depends on your browser supporting canvas video recording. No audio is included.
Keep your brand wording exact
Your business name, product benefit, website and call to action are rendered as editable text layers. That prevents the misspellings generative image and video tools can introduce when asked to draw a brand name inside a scene.
Three-scene structure: a hook to stop the scroll, a product benefit, and a branded end card with your website.
Know the difference between animation and AI video
Motion graphics move and transform existing images, shapes and type. Generative video models synthesize new moving footage. Our free tool makes the former; our planned paid AI product will aim to do the latter. The $5 paid offer is still pre-launch and cannot be purchased today.
Uploaded images stay in the current browser tab during this prototype and aren't sent to an AI provider for this free animation. Exported video is silent. If your browser can't record canvas video, you can still download a branded PNG poster.
Can I use my animated video on social media?
Yes, if you own or have permission to use the photos, logos and other source content. Platforms support different upload formats: WebM is not accepted everywhere, so you may need to convert the clip to MP4 before uploading. Do not assume the free export is already an optimized ad for every platform.