Create awesome explainer
videos
Write a brief and AI storyboards it, animates every scene in 1080p, and adds a song or a voiceover. You never set a keyframe.
- GPT-5.5
- Claude Opus 5.5
- ElevenLabs v3
- ElevenLabs Music v2
Skip the storyboard and the keyframes
A motion graphics explainer usually means a script, a storyboard and days in an animation app. Here a brief starts all three.
With an animation app or a studio
- Write a script, then sketch a storyboard frame by frame
- Pick a look, build every scene and keyframe each move
- License a music track, or book a voice actor for the narration
- Render, export and import the film into your editor
In Vidwip
- Write a brief, or press Enhance to grow one line into a timed brief to review
- Pick one of 85 styles, and each scene is drawn and animated in code
- Add an AI song in 16 styles, or a voiceover in 21 voices and 74 languages
- Get a 1080p film at 30 fps, each scene its own block on your timeline
From a brief to a finished explainer
Open AI Tools in the AI Studio and choose Animated explainer. Visual, Instructions and Audio sit in one dialog.
Write the brief
Say what it is and who it's for, in 20 to 4,000 characters. Press Enhance to turn a line into a themed, timed brief you review first.
Pick the look and sound
Choose one of 85 styles, 30 s to 5 minutes, and 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. Then add a song, a voiceover, or neither.
Generate the film
The AI agent storyboards it, animates each scene, and the film lands on your timeline, scene by scene.
Motion graphics drawn in code, not guessed in pixels
Every scene is built from type, shapes and paths, so words stay readable and the film stays editable on your timeline.
The right look for every explainer
Kinetic Typography is the default, and Whiteboard Motion, Infographic Motion, Isometric Animation, Blueprint Animation and 80 more are a search away. You match the look to your audience without hiring an animator.
- 30 seconds to 5 minutes, at 1080p and 30 fps
- 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1
- One brief of 20 to 4,000 characters
Scenes that check their own work
The AI agent writes each scene, repairs it once if it fails to render, then reviews 4 stills of its own work and fixes what it sees. Fewer broken frames ever reach your timeline.
- Every scene drawn in code, not guessed in pixels
- A repair pass if a scene fails to render
- Runs on every scene before the film lands
On-screen text, spelled as written
On-screen text is set as real type in HTML and SVG, not painted pixel by pixel, so every word appears exactly as the storyboard wrote it, sharp at 1080p. Names, numbers and labels stay readable.
Music that changes when the scene does
Pick Sung or Instrumental in 16 styles, and the AI agent plans the song over the storyboard. The music turns where the scenes cut, so the film feels edited, not looped.
Recut scenes without breaking the song
Each scene lands as its own named block over one soundtrack. Reorder and trim scenes on the timeline, and the song plays on uncut underneath.
An explainer for every language you sell in
Pick Voiceover and one of 21 voices, then paste a script to have it spoken as written or let the AI agent write one, in any of 74 languages. The music dips 12 dB under every line, so the voice always comes through.
One model plans, one animates, ElevenLabs scores it
GPT-5.5 writes the storyboard, the animation model you pick builds each scene, and ElevenLabs voices the narration and composes the music.
- 01
GPT-5.5
OpenAIWrites the storyboard: the scenes, their timing and the words on screen. It also plans the song, and writes the voiceover script if you leave it empty.
- Storyboard
- Song plan
- Script
- 02
Claude Opus 5.5
AnthropicAnimates each scene in HTML, CSS and SVG on a GSAP timeline. It is one of 10 animation models from OpenAI and Anthropic; GPT-5.5 is the default.
- 10 to pick from
- Self-review
- 03
ElevenLabs v3
ElevenLabsSpeaks the voiceover in the voice you pick, divided across the scenes, translated first if you choose another language.
- 21 voices
- 74 languages
- 04
ElevenLabs Music v2
ElevenLabsComposes the song, sung or instrumental, or the background bed that dips under the narration.
- 16 styles
- 60–174 BPM
- 32 languages
Enhance and the script and lyrics writers run on DeepSeek V4 Flash, only when you press them.
For ideas that are easier to show than say
Processes, products and stories that need a diagram, not a talking head.
SaaS marketers
Explain what your product does in a 1-minute Isometric Animation for the homepage, narrated in your buyers' language.
Educators
Turn a lesson into a 3-minute Whiteboard Motion or Chalkboard Style explainer, voiced in one of 74 languages.
YouTube creators
Make a faceless explainer of up to 5 minutes from a brief, in Documentary Motion Graphics with a voiceover.
Social media teams
Generate a 30 s, 9:16 Kinetic Typography piece with a sung hook, then recut its scenes on the timeline.
Data and research teams
Put your own figures in the brief and pick Data Visualization Motion or Infographic Motion to chart them.
Internal comms and HR
Explain a new process in Timeline Animation, one film per language your teams speak.
Questions about AI motion graphics
Styles, lengths, sound, accuracy, editing, and what it can't draw.
What is an AI motion graphics generator?
How is this different from an AI video generator?
How long can an explainer be?
What can I choose for the sound?
Will it make up facts or numbers?
Can I edit the explainer after it's made?
Can I use my logo, images or brand fonts?
Is it free to start?
Animate your next explainer
Write a brief, pick one of 85 styles, and get the film on your timeline, scene by scene.