AI B-roll generator that turns scripts into motion design B-roll
AI image translator that preserves layout and allows editing before export
Stage
MVP
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Pricing model
Free trial
Freemium
Pricing
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Free: 30 signup credits plus 10 daily credits after 24 hours (expires at UTC midnight), with watermark on exports. Starter: $8.25/month or $99/year, includes 60,000 credits/year. Pro: $16.58/month or $199/year, includes 144,000 credits/year. Studio: $66.58/month or $799/year, includes 600,000 credit
Key features
Generates B-roll from script text
Kinetic typography for key phrases
Animated charts for numbers and data
Icon motion for concepts
Multiple aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 1:1)
Exports as MP4 video files
Compatible with major video editors
Works from voiceover scripts or transcripts
UI motion and product animation
No camera or footage required
Translate across 60+ languages
Layout-aware text detection and positioning
Editable text blocks with color and size adjustment
Multiple specialized modes for photos, documents, manga, and e-commerce
Private image processing with short-lived access URLs
Support for JPG, PNG, and static WebP
Watermark-free commercial exports on paid plans
Interactive before-and-after comparison slider
Multiple AI translation models including Gemini, DeepSeek, ChatGPT, and Grok
What makes it different
Focuses on motion design B-roll instead of stock footage or AI video clips
Motion design graphics created from descriptions rather than filmed or pulled from libraries
Eliminates the slowest part of video production: finding matching B-roll
Best for videos where words and numbers matter more than scenery
Preserves original layout and visual context while translating text in images
Editable translated text blocks allowing review and adjustment before export
Private processing with no permanent public image storage
No sign-up required for single trial image translation
Specialized handling for visual formats like manga, product graphics, and document scans