Motion graphics

A startup message.
A short, real video.

Your chief can render a short original motion-graphics promo from supplied business facts. Animated titles, captions and an original synthesised soundtrack are encoded into an actual MP4 file.

Example rendered motion graphic with original music.
Download example MP4 ↓

Write a short scene brief.

Choose the audience and one message for the promo. Give each scene a headline, caption and duration, and state whether you want portrait or landscape output. The current renderer supports up to six scenes and a total of thirty seconds. It is designed for short title-led messages rather than general cinematic footage.

Verify the output before distribution.

After rendering, play the MP4, inspect the text and listen to the audio. Download the actual file rather than relying on a description of what was created. The renderer needs Pillow and FFmpeg, or the supported FFmpeg runtime, on the cloud computer. Missing dependencies or an exhausted allowance should be reported as failures.

Treat reference videos as source material.

A link to a reference video does not prove the chief has watched it. Provide source assets when necessary and ask which parts of the reference could be inspected. Editing supplied footage can use FFmpeg or Python, but the configured renderer is not a general generative-video model or an automatic copy of any YouTube video.

What to bring to your chief

  • Brand, audience and the message to communicate
  • Short scene headlines, captions and durations
  • Orientation, audio preference and any required source assets

Try this task

Create a six-second portrait startup promo with three scenes and original music. Ask for the product, audience and brand facts first. Render and verify the MP4, then deliver the actual file. Do not publish it.

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Common questions

Can I play an actual example here?

Yes. The embedded six-second example is a rendered MP4 with an original synthesised soundtrack.

Does it automatically post the video?

No. Publishing is a separate connected-account action that requires approval and verification of the resulting post.

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