Motion graphics software for YouTube creators
Intros, end screens, lower thirds, and Shorts: built in a browser tab and exported as clean MP4 with no watermark. No install, no render farm, and no subscription before you have made anything.
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Animation presets
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Watermark
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Aspect ratios, one project
What YouTube creators build with it
Channel intros
A three to six second logo animation you reuse on every upload. Build it once from a preset, adjust the keyframes, and export a clean MP4.
End screens
Animated outros sized to leave room for YouTube subscribe and next-video elements, with your own timing rather than a fixed template.
Lower thirds
Name plates and captions that animate in and out. Export as PNG sequence with transparency and drop straight onto your footage.
Shorts
Vertical 1080x1920 without a separate tool. Text animators reveal by character, word, or line: the pacing short-form needs.
Transitions and stingers
Short animated wipes between segments, built with masks and easing curves rather than the same three presets every editor uses.
Channel trailers
Longer sequences with imported footage, multi-track audio, and filters: cut against the beat using waveform display on the timeline.
Building an intro, start to finish
Open a tab
No installer and no account needed to start. The editor loads and you are on a canvas.
Set the canvas
Pick your resolution and frame rate. 1920x1080 for a standard upload, 1080x1920 for Shorts, both are just numbers you type, not locked presets.
Build the elements
Shapes, text, your logo, imported footage. Text takes per-segment styling and custom fonts, so a single title can mix weights and colours.
Apply a preset, then edit it
Drop one of 90 presets onto an element. It generates real keyframes with bezier handles: reshape the motion instead of accepting the default.
Cut to the audio
Load your track on its own audio layer and time the animation against the waveform. Fades and per-clip volume are on the same timeline.
Export clean
MP4 for the upload, PNG sequence with transparency if the element needs compositing into an edit elsewhere. No watermark either way.
Sizes and formats
Canvas dimensions are typed in, not picked from a fixed list, so nothing stops you working at whatever size the platform wants this month.
Canvas
- Standard upload1920 x 1080
- 16:9, the default for long-form
- Shorts1080 x 1920
- 9:16 vertical
- Square1080 x 1080
- For cross-posting the same cut
Export
- MP4
- H.264. The safe default for a YouTube upload.
- PNG sequence
- Transparency preserved, for compositing into an existing edit.
- WebM
- VP8 or VP9, when file size matters more than compatibility.
- GIF
- Short loops for community posts and thumbnails elsewhere.