Modes · Motion graphics

One style sheet keeps the whole video on brand.

Nobody can tell "Paper Collage" from "Cyber Tech" by reading a dropdown. Motion graphics mode lets you pick a style sheet image that ships with the app and passes that sheet as the reference image for every scene. The palette and typography are baked into the sheet, so colors do not drift from scene to scene.

Paper Collage style sheet: torn newsprint, halftone dots, bold primary shapes — **Paper Collage** Torn newsprint, halftone dots, bold primary shapes

Documentary Collage style sheet: photo cutouts, marker scribbles, tape and archival layers — **Documentary Collage** Vox-style photo cutouts, marker scribbles, tape and archival layers

Ink Brush Wash style sheet: sumi-e ink washes, brush strokes, red seal accents — **Ink Brush Wash** Sumi-e ink washes, brush strokes, red seal accents

Cyber Tech and HUD style sheet: neon HUD frames and data dashboards — **Cyber Tech & HUD** Neon HUD frames, data dashboards, glowing charts

Same flow as one-click

Everything from the topic to the render follows the same steps as one-click mode. The one difference is that the look comes from a sheet instead of a text style.

Text and numbers on screen

Like a real infographic, every scene carries a short title, a label and a number on screen.

Shorts on the free plan, longform on Pro

The free Basic plan includes 3-scene motion graphics Shorts; longform and scene-count choices open with Pro.

Art-style selection changed too. In one-click and persona modes you now pick a style from side-by-side examples of the same scene rendered in each style, seven built-in styles were added, and the thumbnail creator uses the same picker.

How-to video (Korean) · Motion graphics longform

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