For video editors
The graphic costs you a minute and ten cents. Bill accordingly.
Editable motion graphics for people who cut video for clients: their colors, their copy, every aspect ratio they asked for, and a revision that takes less time than the email asking for it.
What this takes off the job
Their brand, not ours
Text, font, colors, easing, duration and logo are all controls. A preset arrives generic and leaves looking like it was made for the account.
One edit, every deliverable
The same clip exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, and layouts are re-laid out for each frame rather than cropped. The vertical cut is a real composition, not a centre crop.
Revisions cost you nothing but a minute
Reopen the preset, change the line, export again. There is no round trip through a designer and no render queue between the note and the fix.
Nothing to install, on any machine
Editing and encoding run in the browser and the output is an ordinary MP4 or WebM. No plugin has to exist on the client's system or on the edit bay you borrowed.
A license you can hand over
Every download issues a perpetual commercial license in your name covering client work, with the id embedded in the file and a LICENSE.txt in the ZIP if procurement asks.
Your text never leaves the browser
WebCodecs encodes on your device, so an unannounced product name or an embargoed logo is not uploaded anywhere to be rendered.
Fits the editoryou already use
Every export is a normal video file. Nothing is locked to this site and nothing needs a plugin.
CapCut
MP4 H.264
Drop the clip on a track above your footage, or use the WebM when you need the background gone.
Premiere Pro
Transparent WebM
VP9 with a real alpha channel imports straight into a sequence, no matte and no key required.
DaVinci Resolve
MP4 or WebM
Import to the media pool and cut it in. Composite modes work as they would with any graphic.
Final Cut Pro
MP4 H.264
Export at the frame size you need, up to 8K, and add it as a connected clip.
Web and apps
Transparent WebM
Alpha WebM plays in a video tag over any background, at a fraction of the weight of a GIF.
You pay in the months you deliver
A stock library subscription bills every month, including the ones with no brief in them, and the clips stop being yours when you stop paying. Here a pack of 100 downloads costs $10, nothing renews, and every clip you have already exported stays licensed to you forever. At $0.10 a graphic, a full title package is a rounding error against what you invoice for it.
Licensing, clientsand what a revision costs.
- Can I use these in work I bill a client for?
- Yes. The license covers commercial and client work, and you can hand the finished video to the client. It is issued in your name, is perpetual, and does not need renewing when the project ships.
- Does the client need an account or a plugin?
- No. You hand over an ordinary MP4 or WebM file. Nothing about the clip depends on this site once it is downloaded.
- What does a revision cost?
- One token, the same as any download. Editing and previewing are free, so you only pay again when you export the corrected file.
- Can I bill the client for the clips?
- Yes. What you charge for your work is between you and your client. There is no per-seat fee, no reporting requirement and no revenue cap.
Make your next clipin the next five minutes
Editing and previewing are free. You only spend a credit when the finished file lands on your machine.
