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Desktop app that turns a prompt into an editable motion graphic — describe the scene, refine it on a real timeline, export video, transparent WebM, or HTML.

Free·AI·Motion Graphics·Video·Animation
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What is OpenMotion?

OpenMotion is a desktop app for motion graphics and launch videos that starts from a prompt. Describe the scene in chat and it plans and generates a first cut, then hands you a real canvas and timeline — scenes, layers, audio — so refining is ordinary editing rather than reprompting. A reusable brand kit keeps type, colour, and logo consistent across projects.

Exports cover video for social and product pages, transparent WebM for overlays, and self-contained HTML for embedding on the web. It integrates with Claude Code and Codex without separate API keys. Builds are available for macOS on Apple silicon and Intel, and for Windows 10+ in beta.

Free while in development; the team says any future paid plans will be announced in advance.

Features

  • Describe a scene in chat and get a planned, editable first cut
  • Real canvas and timeline with layers and audio, not a black box
  • Reusable brand kit across projects
  • Export video, transparent WebM, or self-contained HTML
  • Works with Claude Code and Codex without separate API keys
  • macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows 10+ (beta)

FAQs

Common questions about OpenMotion

Is OpenMotion free?
Yes, free while the team is building it. They say paid plans may come later for advanced features, and that this will be communicated clearly beforehand.
Can I edit what the AI generates?
That is the point — output lands on an editable canvas and timeline with scenes, layers, and audio, so you adjust it directly instead of reprompting.
What can I export?
Video files, transparent WebM for overlays, and self-contained HTML you can publish to the web.