Describe it, and watch it animate
This motion graphics generator turns a short brief into an animated video: headlines, icons, charts and your own images moving to a voiceover and sound effects. It plays in your browser right away, you ask for changes in plain words, and the finished cut exports as an MP4.
How it works
- 1
Write the brief
What the video is about, the feel you want and anything it must say, in up to 2,000 characters. Pick the size, the length and the quality.
- 2
Add sound, style and images
Turn on narration and sound effects, add background music, pick a style, and drop in up to 6 images like a logo or product shots.
- 3
Change it by chat, then export
Watch the preview and ask for what to change. Every change becomes a new version you can go back to, and you export the one you like as an MP4.
What you can make
Small shops and cafes
A 15 second promo with your name, hours and offer spelled out exactly, in your colours, without hiring an animator.
App and SaaS teams
Feature announcements and explainers where the words on screen have to be right. Text is drawn, not generated, so it never comes out garbled.
Educators and explainers
Steps, numbers and comparisons animated in time with the narration, so each point shows up as it is said.
Social media managers
Vertical, square or wide, and the next tweak is a chat message away instead of a new edit.
This motion graphics generator turns a short brief into an animated video: headlines, icons, charts and your own images moving to a voiceover and sound effects.
Make your first animationSpecs & limits
| Input | A brief of up to 2,000 characters |
|---|---|
| Length | 5 to 60 seconds |
| Aspect ratios | 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 |
| Quality | Standard, Better or Best, which sets the AI model and the price |
| Sound | Optional narration in a ready-made voice and the language you pick, sound effects, and background music that gets quieter under the voice |
| Style | Auto, Editorial, Sticker, Story, Ornament, Neon, or your own description with up to 3 reference images |
| Your images | Up to 6, placed in the video |
| Output | MP4, saved to your Media library |
Tips for better results
- Write every word that must appear on screen into the brief: the name, the price, the opening hours. The AI works from what you give it.
- Say how it should feel as well as what it says. "Warm sunset colours, calm and slow" gets you closer on the first try than a list of topics.
- Add a short note to each image you upload. The AI goes by that note to decide where the picture belongs.
- Ask for one change at a time. "Make the title bigger" and "swap orange for blue" as two messages come back cleaner than one long list.
- If the voice reads a word oddly, use Change narration and write it the way it sounds, like "em pi four" for MP4. Only the voiceover is recorded again, so it costs a few credits instead of a new video.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from text to video?
Text to video generates footage, so it suits real-looking scenes. Motion draws the animation, so it suits promos, explainers and announcements where text, logos and numbers must come out exactly right and you want to fine-tune them afterwards.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the length and the quality, because the AI is billed for what it writes. The form shows an estimate before you start, and a change usually costs less than the first version. Exporting the MP4 is 3 credits plus a quarter credit a second, so a 60 second video exports for 18 credits.
Can I change it after it is made?
Yes. Each request makes a new version and the old ones stay, so you can compare them and export whichever you prefer.
Is it free?
No. Making and changing a video spends AI credits from your Publiz account. Credits are bought as a pack, new accounts start with none, and AI tools need a paid plan.