Launch a new idea
Introduce a feature, event, or campaign with a hook, a short visual reveal, and a clear closing message.
Flowith Code Video
Turn an idea into moving type, graphics, and a finished video. Describe the story, add your own images, and create in Flowith Code Video.
MP4 video with optional narration, subtitles, and music.
A new way to create
Motion graphics bring words, shapes, and images together to explain something clearly. Use this AI motion design tool for a launch announcement, a visual story, or an animated message. Start with the words you want on screen and the outcome you want viewers to remember; the brief guides the animation rather than a fixed editing template.
Introduce a feature, event, or campaign with a hook, a short visual reveal, and a clear closing message.
Sequence labels, illustrations, and key points into a visual explanation that is easier to follow than a wall of text.
Upload product images, screenshots, or a logo as references. Describe your colors, tone, and intended audience.
Start with a clear idea
Create a 15-second motion graphics video announcing a new shared workspace. Open with 'Good ideas need room.' Reveal three animated shapes connecting into a canvas, then show 'Think. Create. Together.' Use charcoal, white, and lime accents, readable type, deliberate transitions, and a clean final frame. 16:9.
Create a 30-second animated explainer about how a solar panel turns sunlight into electricity. Use simple labeled illustrations, move from sunlight to the panel to a home, and keep each label readable. Add narration and matching subtitles. Use a white background with blue and yellow accents. 16:9.
Create a 10-second vertical motion graphics announcement with the exact text 'Something new is taking shape.' Reveal the words in three beats with moving geometric shapes. End on 'Coming soon.' Use black, white, and coral, bold readable type, and a final hold. 9:16.
From brief to video
Open Code Video and name your topic, audience, exact on-screen words, and visual direction. Add reference images if they help.
Set the duration and aspect ratio in the Miniapp. Choose whether the finished video needs narration, subtitles, or background music.
Generate, watch the result, and check the wording and timing. Download the finished video or open it in your Flowith canvas.
Make it your own
Supply the headline and any names or numbers yourself. Keep each phrase short enough to read while it is on screen.
A reveal introduces an idea, a transition connects two thoughts, and a pause gives a key statement time to land. Describe those beats in your prompt.
Use motion graphics when typography, diagrams, and brand imagery carry the message. For generated cinematic scenes, explore Flowith's AI Video tool instead.