Motion Graphics With Taste

OpenDesign Motion is an AI-assisted motion design workflow for creating motion graphics and motion videos. Bring your own assets, work with an AI agent to create and revise the animation, and keep an editable source project alongside the exported video.

You can create product demos, launch announcements, product ads, tutorials, and explainers. Start with screenshots, images, text, or diagrams, and describe how you want them presented and animated.

You can start by describing the motion video and requesting changes in plain language. You still review the preview and decide what needs to change. More complex scenes or effects may require additional iteration.

Bring the assets you want to use: your logo, screenshots, images, and approved copy. Include brand colors, fonts, the target audience, and where the video will appear. Visual references help communicate the style you want.

You can revise text, colors, layout, scene duration, and animation timing. For example: “Replace this headline, keep the layout, and hold the final frame for two more seconds.” Continue working on the same project rather than starting from a new generation.

OpenDesign Motion keeps an editable project behind the rendered video. You can return to individual elements and timing for further changes. The exported motion video is an output of that project, rather than the only file you keep.

Shared memory gives teammates reusable brand guidelines and creative context. Instead of explaining the same colors, tone, and visual preferences in every brief, your team can build on previously saved decisions.

No. OpenDesign Motion is designed to work without requiring the latest frontier model. Your assets, project structure, and reusable context support the workflow. The model and agent you choose still affect the results and the amount of iteration needed.

Use an agent supported by your OpenDesign installation, such as Claude Code or Codex. Available models, access requirements, and costs depend on your configuration and provider.

Keep both the rendered motion video and its editable source project. Publish or share the video, and reopen the project when you need to change a screenshot, update a feature name, or make another version.

Costs and production time depend on your assets, brief, model usage, and review process. Test a representative project before estimating savings for your team.

Commercial use depends on the rights and terms covering your assets and services. Make sure you have the necessary permissions for images, fonts, music, and other material included in the video, and check the terms of your model provider.