AI Motion Graphics Generator
Make the explanation land,
with motion graphics
Turn your script and data into motion graphics with Aixcut. Create charts, title cards, lower thirds, and visual callouts, then refine their text, color, timing, and position in the project.
Not just said,
but seen
Titles, charts, callouts, and explanatory animation help viewers catch the point faster, and turn abstract content into something they can see.
Make the point visible
Keywords, main points and key figures are easier for viewers to see.
Appears in the right place
The animation follows the narration into the picture, without taking over the content or missing the point.
One style across the video
Titles, charts and callouts keep the same visual language.
Editable after generation
Text, color and timing can still be adjusted until they suit the finished video.
More than movement,
the content lands.
Concepts, products, data and steps,
all explained more clearly.
KNOWLEDGEKnowledge and explainers
Animation explains concepts and mechanisms more clearly than narration alone.
COURSESProduct demos
Turn feature flows and data changes into animation so the picture is easier to follow.
PRODUCT STORIESBrand videos
Keep title cards, name tags, and transitions visually consistent.
EVERYDAY CREATORSData explainers
Turn numbers and comparisons into animated charts so the conclusion lands at a glance.
Turn what needs explaining
into a visible point.
The animation is organized together with the content, and serves the viewer's understanding.
Script and animation matching
Aixcut reads the narration to find the points and steps that need emphasis, then picks the animation form that fits what is being said.
See the animation
Charts and Data Animation
Turn data and comparisons into animated charts that appear with the narration, with the point you need highlighted on its own.
See the animation
Title Cards and Lower Thirds
Generate title cards, name tags, and lower thirds that keep the whole video visually consistent.
See the animation
Callouts and Explanatory Graphics
Add arrows, highlights, zooms, and process diagrams to point straight at the key information.
See the animationThree steps, and the key points in your script become animation
From reading the content to adjusting the animation, the point enters the picture on its own.
01 / STEPTell Aixcut what the video has to explain
Upload your script or talking-head footage, or say which section needs animation.
02 / STEPGenerate the animation
Aixcut generates the matching chart, title card, or explanatory graphic, which you review one by one in the preview area.
03 / STEPAdjust and export
Change the text, color, and timing so the animation lines up with the narration, then export from the top right.
The animation follows the content,
rather than a template.
The animation grows out of your script instead of coming from a template: it appears where the narration calls for it and keeps the style consistent across the video. What you get is editable, so a rewrite, a color change, or a timing change does not mean starting over.
The content decides the animation
Understand what is being said first, then decide which information needs to move.
The style can keep being adjusted
Animation is an editable form of expression, not the fixed answer of a template.
A clear point, a restrained picture
It appears only when the information needs to be seen, so the animation serves understanding.
Common questions
About generating animation, explaining content, and adjusting it afterwards.
Do I need to design the animation myself?
No. Describe what you need to explain and Aixcut generates the animation, then you adjust the text, color, and timing on the result.
Will the animation line up with the narration?
Appearance is placed according to the script and the narration. You can also adjust the timing in the project to line it up with the voiceover.
Where does the chart data come from?
From the script or the narration. If the numbers need to be precise, write the figures and the comparison clearly in the script first.
Can I still change text and color afterwards?
Yes. Text, color, timing, and position can all be changed without regenerating.
What kind of videos does it suit?
Knowledge and explainers, product demos, brand videos, and data explainers: anything where the point has to be clear.
