AI tool to remove hardcoded subtitles, captions, timestamps, logos and watermarks from video
Turn any source into narrated courses, shorts and product videos with rendered code, math and diagrams
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Freemium
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Free plan with 1 MotionCraft video up to 1 minute; Try pass $4.99 one-time for 7 days; Creator $29/month for 30 minutes; Pro $59/month for 60 minutes; Studio $129/month for 130 minutes; Enterprise from $399/month for 400+ minutes. Minute packs: 10 minutes for $15, 30 for $39, 100 for $119.
Key features
Auto mode for conventional bottom captions detection
Box select for fine-grained text region selection
Temporal inpainting for background reconstruction
Support for MP4 and MOV formats up to 2GB
Output up to 1080P resolution
30-day file retention after upload
Support for Chinese and English text detection
Per-second billing instead of minute-rounded
23 specialized formats including lectures, shorts and product videos
Support for 38 languages with native voices including Indian languages
Bring source from repos, documents, links, YouTube and recordings
AI storyboard that directs scenes granularly
Cutaway screen capture converts recordings into narrated walkthroughs
Full timeline editor edit by editing text or visually
Voice cloning on Pro plan and above
Quiz, flashcard and SCORM support for learning management
4K export available on Pro and above
What makes it different
Pay by actual video seconds rather than rounded minutes
Preserves full frame composition without cropping or blur
Automatic credit refund for failed processing tasks
Choice between fast Auto mode or detailed Box select reconstruction
Removes time barrier compared to traditional video editing tools like Camtasia
Code and math rendered from actual source not manual creation
Purpose-built formats for specific subjects not generic templates
Creator retains authorship with AI handling production automation
Converts technical content into multiple formats from single source