Simple Motion
A simple motion graphics project: animated type, shapes and transitions, with your footage and music when you need them.
Animated illustration: a person messages the agent, the agent changes the motion graphics in the preview and exports the video.
Make a bold vertical intro for our app launch: “Ideas in motion”
Done: a kinetic title, shapes and a rhythmic soundtrack. Check the preview.
Tell the chat what to show. The agent builds the animation — kinetic type, shapes, 3D effects and sound — and the preview changes before your eyes.
How it works
A template sets the project’s style: simple motion graphics or cinematic 3D effects.
Say what to show and add your footage or photos. The agent builds the scene and picks fonts and sound.
“Bigger”, “slower”, “another colour” — the preview updates as you talk. When you like it, download the MP4.
Templates
These are the real template previews from the app. Every project starts from a template; then the agent makes what you describe.
A simple motion graphics project: animated type, shapes and transitions, with your footage and music when you need them.
Cinematic motion graphics rendered in code: glowing lines, sparks, kinetic type, shaders, bloom and film grain.
More templates are on the way.
Choose a templatePrompts
Each prompt comes with a finished video. Open it in the app and swap in your own materials.
All promptsMake a 24-second horizontal 1920x1080 motion design showreel with sound, built around my topic. Commit to one concept: a single red sheet that never leaves the screen and never cuts or fades. Every scene is made from the previous one by folding and transforming shapes, type and color. Use one bold sans-serif typeface, a palette of red, off-white and near-black (swap in [your brand] colors), and one consistent flat camera. Scenes, equal share of time, something happening on every beat at 120 BPM: 1) Hook: the sheet folds in quick snaps. 2) Kinetic type: four words such as "FOLD", "BEND", "TURN", "MOVE" (replace with yours) flip in on the beat. 3) Shape morphing: the sheet becomes a circle, square, triangle and capsule. 4) 2D to 3D: a flat cube net folds up into a 3D cube. 5) Data/UI: the cube lid opens into a dashboard with a counting number and animated bars. 6) The bars become accordion strips that snap into a full-frame sheet with a giant word. 7) End title "[your brand]" in the last half bar, folding back so the final frame matches the first and the video loops. Motion: spring and exponential easing, no bounce, motion blur on fast moves, no holds over half a second. No particles, glows, flares, shake, RGB split, crossfades or gradients. Sound: a synthesized soundtrack with a kick on every beat, a riser into the strongest moment, and a hit on each scene change.
Used 31 timesMake a vertical 12-second cartoon about Clawd in a party hat: watercolor and ink, lively "boiling" hand-drawn animation, expressive emotional acting. Logline: Clawd is sad and alone, receives an unexpected gift, and turns sadness into a celebration. Shot 1 (about 6 s), a room: Clawd is alone, sad, wearing the hat. A gift slides in on its own from the right. Clawd is surprised, an idea light bulb lights up above his head, he runs to the gift and lifts it over his head. Transition: a brush stroke in pink-purple tones. Shot 2 (about 6 s), a spotlight stage: the gift is lowered, the lid flips open, hearts fly out of it, Clawd jumps and dances joyfully. At the end the text "Happy Birthday" is written with a brush (replace with your own). Color: from the muted cool tones of the room to warm pink-gold on the stage. Emotions in order: sadness, surprise, idea, joy. Sound: a quiet sad music box at the start, the rustle of the gift sliding across the floor, a short "beep" of surprise, a cheerful chime on the idea, the sound of a brush on the transition, before the gift opens the music fades and then swells, then a pop, a cymbal crash and a cheerful dance theme with the first heart, and on the final text bells and a soft fade-out.
Used 13 timesMake a vertical 1080x1920 brand film, 12 seconds long, in a line-art style: a single continuous thin champagne-gold line of constant thickness on a deep midnight-blue background. The line is led by a softly glowing pen tip. The line never breaks: first it draws a seed, from it grows a sprout with two leaves, the stem turns into the wall of a tower, the framework of branches and walls comes together into a building, the building stretches into a city skyline, and the skyline line rises up and closes into a ring with a monogram. After it closes, the monogram fills with gold starting from the point where the line joined. The pen slows down at every curve and corner, and the older parts of the line gradually fade. The camera follows the pen, and in the finale it smoothly pulls back, so the whole drawing reads as a poster. At the bottom the name "[your brand]" (replace with your own) appears in thin, widely spaced letters. Sound: soft piano with felt hammers, a gentle swell of strings, and a delicate bell chime exactly at the moment the monogram fills.
Used 12 timesMake a seamlessly looping horizontal video, 1920×1080, 8 seconds, no sound, for a small card on a website: the text is huge, bold and readable, with one bright thing on screen at a time. Keep the text away from the side edges and the top left corner. Palette: almost black background, cold white light, rainbow facets on the glass and a hot point at the end. Light bloom, film grain, light motion blur on the jerks. 0–2 s: a quiet dark screen, a cursor blinks, the phrase "Love these prompts?" (replace with your own) is typed out like a prompt. At about 2.2 s the letters scatter into glowing dots, and they fly together into a crystal glass torus knot with rainbow edges. At about 3 s — one powerful hit: a shockwave, a white flash, a sharp camera push-in on the knot. From 3.5 s the kinetic text "Just try it!" (replace with your own) flies in large, the knot behind it is muted and moves back slightly so the text stays readable. At 5 s the knot collapses into a spark, a frame of glowing lines is drawn from it, and the text "No setup" (replace with your own) breaks through it, and the frame bursts into shards. In the last seconds everything is pulled into one red-hot point, from which the picture returns to the dark beginning, so the loop closes without a seam.
Used 48 timesMake a horizontal 1920x1080 showreel, 15 seconds, with sound, 120 BPM: something happens on every beat. Come up with one concept, name it briefly at the start and hold it to the end. Each scene grows out of the previous one: shapes, text and color turn into the next scene, with no cuts and no dissolves. Hook: a red line cuts a large "LINEWORK" headline (replace it with your own word), the halves slide apart, flatten into thin strips and disappear into a line. Then one technique per scene, with an equal share of time: kinetic typography, shape morphing, a 2D to 3D transition, a data or interface moment (charts, counters, UI elements), the strongest showpiece moment. In the last half bar: a final title card, and the last frame matches the first so the video loops. Style: one typeface (Geist or Inter), a palette of one to three colors plus black and white, one red accent, a consistent camera language. Animation on springs and exponential easing, directional motion blur on fast movements, no bounces, no pauses longer than half a second, no particles, glow, lens flares, camera shake, RGB shift or stock gradients. Sound: a synthesized beat, a kick on every beat, a build-up before the finale, short accents on the transitions.
Used 25 timesMake a square 1440x1440 video, 27 seconds, with sound, in the style of an Apple presentation. 2D only, one continuous take: no cuts, fades, blur, particles or glow. Each scene grows out of the previous one, objects morph into new shapes. Text rises from a mask line, icons pop out of zero on a spring, strokes draw themselves, pages slide, and a black shape floods the frame and shrinks into the next scene. Palette: warm off-white, black interface, iOS 26-style glass over photos. Fonts: a very wide bold grotesque for the logo word and Geist for the interface. The cursor makes real clicks, drags and long presses, and the camera zooms like Screen Studio so that every moment fills the square. Rhythm is 120 BPM, something happens on every beat. 1) The word "[your brand]" shrinks into its own dot, the dot grows into a black pill, and a caption rises inside. Click: six aperture blades close and open onto a photo. 2) A circle becomes a square and shrinks, a grid of photos unfolds from under it like a paper map, then rearranges into a bento layout. A zoom into a tile lands on the drop. 3) The glass word "Edit" melts into a droplet, the droplet becomes a toolbar, the toolbar becomes a slider. Dragging the slider recolors the photo to golden hour, the knob turns into a lens, then a sphere, then a lock screen. 4) Finale: a black shape floods the frame and shrinks into a light wall with running leaf shadows, a frame with a print hangs on the wall, and the word "[your brand]" returns. Music with a drop and a quiet breakdown, clicks and snaps exactly on the beat.
Used 16 timesFeatures
The agent writes the animation as code and shows the result right away. You direct it in plain words.
No keyframes to hunt for. Say what should change and the agent rewrites the scene.
The video plays right in the app: play, pause and scrub while the agent works.
Upload footage, photos and logos — the agent works them into the video.
The agent composes music and sound effects to the animation’s rhythm and can add a voice-over.
A built-in library of open-licence fonts, with expressive headlines in Latin and Cyrillic.
Missing a picture or a shot? The agent can generate an image or a short clip inside the project.
Open motionfab.app on a computer or phone. Apps for iPhone and Android are getting ready for release.
FAQ
An app where an AI agent makes motion graphics from your description: animated type, shapes, transitions, 3D effects and sound. You talk to it in a chat, watch the preview and download the finished video.
No. Describe the task in plain words. Edits work the same way: “bigger”, “slower”, “make it blue”.
Yes. Upload files to the project and the agent uses them: it places your logo, cuts in your footage or turns photos into an animated scene.
Vertical, horizontal or square — just tell the agent. The finished video exports as MP4.
In the browser at motionfab.app, on computers and phones. Apps for iPhone and Android are coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Open Motion Fab, pick a template and describe your first video.
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