Inside your brand kit
Broadcast-quality motion graphics — in about a minute
Describe the graphic you need — a sale badge, a lower third, a subscribe call-out — and watch six takes animate live in your brand's colors and fonts. Iterate by chatting, then render the keepers as transparent clips you can drop into any editor or save to your brand kit. Previews are free; you only pay render time on the ones you keep.
From a sentence to six takes
Four steps — no more burning an hour in After Effects or settling for a generic template pack that ignores your brand.
Say what you're making
Pick an intent chip — CTA button, lower third, stat card, logo sting, kinetic type, subscribe call-out, badge, end card, countdown — or just describe it. Optionally attach an example image; Claude studies its layout and energy, then rebuilds it in YOUR colors and fonts.
The spread
Six distinct takes appear as numbered cards, each animating live over a transparency checkerboard — scrub them on hover. Previews are free and unlimited. Any take that doesn't pass quality checks is dropped and reported honestly in the chat.
Iterate by talking
Click a card or just mention it — “more like #1 but purple and blue, subtitle: Built for the all-mountain freestyler.” New takes append as the next numbers; nothing you've already seen is ever overwritten.
Render & use
Render a keeper (~30–60s) → download WebM (web, CapCut, the StyleForge Editor) or ProRes (Premiere, After Effects, Final Cut) → or Save to Brand Kit as a searchable asset. Sessions (top right) reopens any past spread — the full grid and conversation — from any device.
Everything the studio does
Brand-bound authoring, free live previews, transparent output, and a durable session for every revision loop.
Starting points
Nine graphic types
CTA buttons, lower thirds, stat cards, logo stings, kinetic type, subscribe call-outs, badges/stickers, end cards, countdowns — plus a free-form brief for anything else.
On brand
Aligned, not just colored
Kit colors and fonts bind automatically — and when the kit has a brand strategy, the motion character follows it too: a playful brand moves springy and energetic, a premium brand moves restrained and confident.
Reference
Example-image styling
Attach any graphic you like — its layout, typography feel, and energy are captured, then rebuilt on-brand. Inspired by, never copied.
Previews
Live and free
Every take animates in the browser before any render cost — scrubbable on hover. Make and compare as many as you like.
Iterate
Plain English, by number
Clicking a card and saying “more like this” are the same thing. Reference takes by number — “#3 but slower” — and evolutions append beside the originals.
Output
Transparent clips
A transparent background composites over ANY footage. WebM for web/CapCut/the StyleForge Editor, ProRes for professional editors.
Reuse
Save to Brand Kit
A rendered graphic becomes a first-class brand asset — searchable by describing it (“find our Oxygen lower third”), visible in Brand Assets, reusable in your next video.
Continuity
Durable per-kit sessions
Every spread is saved automatically and scoped to its kit — reopen from any device and keep iterating. Built for the client-revision loop; one brand's work never shows in another's studio.
Handoff
Feeds the Video Editor Studio
Saved motion graphics — and fresh ones — composite over your video scenes in the Video Editor Studio.
Author the same graphics from Claude
The same authoring engine is drivable from a conversation — describe a graphic and Claude builds brand-bound takes, then renders the keeper as a transparent clip. See all agent capabilities →
Author a graphic
“Make a punchy WINTER SALE badge in our brand colors — high energy, ends with a pulse.”
Match a reference
“Make a lower third like this screenshot, but rebuilt in our fonts and colors.”
Render & reuse
“Render take 3 as a transparent clip and save it to our brand kit.”
The first spread of six takes lands in about 1–2 minutes; iterations are faster. It's a considered spread, not an instant one.
Occasionally a take (rarely a whole iteration) fails the quality bar — the chat says so plainly. Re-sending or referencing an existing take (“like #1 but…”) resolves it.
Six takes OF one idea per brief — not six different graphics at once. Animated charts and data graphics aren't one of the starting points yet — ask for one in words and the studio will still attempt it, just with less certainty than the nine types. An in-studio library tab is on the roadmap.
Transparent WebM previews and playback are best in Chrome; Safari support for transparent video varies. Renders download fine everywhere.