I’ve been building an AI motion design tool and would love some honest feedback from this community.

**Background / problem**

I run a video-focused business, and one thing that constantly slowed us down was simple motion graphics.

Anytime we needed a clean title, a product callout, a transition, or a branded overlay, we were stuck choosing between:

* spending hours inside After Effects
* paying a motion designer more than the video was worth

Neither option made sense for fast-moving content, especially short-form.

This pain kept coming up across the editors I worked with. Everyone wanted their videos to look better, but the time and cost required for motion design made it hard to justify.

**What the tool does**

I’ve been working on an AI motion designer that tries to make basic motion graphics as easy as typing a prompt.

You can:

* generate animations by describing what you want, such as titles, intros, callouts, overlays, transitions
* start from templates and customize text, timing, colors, and layout
* export as MP4 or transparent video for TikTok, Reels, YouTube, ads and more

The goal is simple:

* shorten the time between idea and motion-ready visual
* give editors clean, editable animations without touching After Effects
* make it easy to iterate fast without paying for every change

What surprised me is how many unexpected uses popped up internally: branded social animations, UI explainers, product demos, dynamic TikTok callouts, promo graphics, and more.

**What I’d love feedback on**

* Does this actually solve a problem you’ve faced, or does it feel like “just another AI tool”?
* What kind of animations would be most useful for your workflow?
* Would you rather type prompts, use templates, or a mix of both?
* If you try it, how was the onboarding and clarity of how to generate or edit an animation?