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Give OnMotion your colours, fonts and a list of what to say. Get a film cut into sequences that land on musical bars, and edit every frame yourself.
No sign-up needed for the demo.
A self-serve pipeline for people who are not animators. Everything heavy is checked before it reaches your film.
Colours by role, fonts, logos, a motion feel, and the elements you're allowed to say: claims, stats, features, quotes, CTAs.
Upload a track. The beat grid is measured, every sequence is a whole number of bars, and trades between neighbours never re-cut the music.
Pick an archetype, from didactic to four-beat ad. Get 5 to 10 beats, edit them, approve. Only then does anything generate.
Each sequence is a small render(t) module, validated before it's saved. Regenerate one, critique one, undo one.
Scrub the film in the browser with sound and synthesized SFX. No render step until you want a file.
One self-contained HTML file that plays on any page. MP4 rendered only when you ask.