Product · Motion
A generated clip is raw material. What makes it an ad is the finish: captions set in real type, words that land on the beat, graphics that move with intent.
Three ways in
Start from whatever you have. Each tool shows its price before it runs.
Takes Clips on a board — generated there, or your own footage uploaded to it.
The clips cut together in wire order, with word-timed captions in the caption style you choose. The ad pack adds a price stamp, the product call-out and an end card; kinetic type sets every word as motion.
10 credits with captions, 20 credits with the ad pack, 30 credits with kinetic type.
Takes A script, and a narrator.
A motion-graphics video cut to the voice: the narration is read, every word is timed, and the type moves on the words it belongs to.
60 credits for the render, plus the narration at the voiceover rate of 30 credits per 1,000 characters.
Takes A sentence describing a scene.
An animated composition built as code, which you can preview, adjust in conversation or by hand, and render to video.
30 credits a render; composing and editing is 5 credits a turn.
Caption styles
Each is a caption identity drawn from real short-form work, not a font swap: how big the loudest word gets, which lever carries the emphasis, how it enters. Pick one, or let the Look choose.
01
Giant condensed caps that hit on the beat. Loud creator energy.
02
Quiet grotesque base, one surgical loud word. Design-led.
03
Cream serif over darkened footage. Premium and cinematic.
04
Translucent info chips with number, title and detail. Explainer-grade.
05
Huge yellow brush words and hand-drawn circles. Handmade and playful.
06
Poster type with hard shadows, badges and paper grain.
07
Fast per-keyword colour, one bright word at a time.
08
One quiet phrase, no emphasis. For when the footage carries it.