Motion Library
Auto Video Animation · Motion Library

Drop a video. Get the edit.

Captions, animations, camera moves and transitions are picked from what the speaker says. Then you fine-tune it like any video editor. Everything is visual, so it works with the sound off.

24 templatesWorks on muteTimeline editing with undoYour video never leaves the browser

Studio

Sample edit
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Drop your video

Vertical clips work best. Captions, animations, camera moves and transitions are added for you, then you can fine-tune anything on the timeline.

Your video stays in this browser and is never uploaded. What you say is transcribed right here in your browser, word by word. The first time, the speech model loads once (about 77 MB) and is reused after that. You can also add captions or paste a transcript.

Building your edit

Reading your video…

    Sample project

    Moments

      Space play · JL ±5 s · ←→ frame · ↑↓ moment · S split · Del delete · IO trim · Ctrl Z undo · Ctrl+scroll zoom

      The library

      Templates are grouped by what they do. The Core set (marked in blue) are the ones that come up most in talking-head videos and are listed first in each group. Search by name or by what someone might say. Tap a color dot under any card to preview it in that color; in the studio every animation has the same color choice. Each card loops its animation and lists the words that trigger it. In the studio, any of these can be swapped onto a moment. Effects tagged “Edits your footage” transform your uploaded video itself: zooms, freezes, splits, grades and clones. Every other effect is a graphic layered over your video while it keeps playing.

      Try a single line

      Type something a speaker might say. The matcher ranks the animations that fit and plays the best one.

        Rules every template follows

        Starts on the word

        The animation starts on the timestamp of the trigger word and finishes within 1.8 s, so it never trails behind the speech.

        One idea at a time

        At most one overlay plus captions on screen. A new overlay waits until the previous one has faded out.

        Stays out of the way

        Overlays stay in the top 40% of the frame. Captions sit under the chin and above the app's name and description area. The face box is never covered.

        Natural motion

        Entrances overshoot slightly and settle back. Exits are short fades. Nothing moves at a constant speed.

        Highlight sparingly

        At most one word in five turns yellow: numbers, names and the trigger word.

        Works on mute

        No music or sound effects. Every animation has to make sense with the sound off.