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Vibe Motion creates custom motion graphics from a written brief or from key moments in your sequence. You preview the proposals, adjust exposed style controls, then export the chosen animation as a transparent clip on the timeline.

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Choose a mode

Audio based

Reads the active sequence, proposes timed motion designs for important spoken moments, and lets you generate several selected designs in one run.

Prompt

Creates three visual proposals for one animation described in your brief. Choose one, preview it, adjust it, and export it.

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Quick Start: Prompt mode

1

Choose Prompt mode

Set the format, frame rate, duration, background, and optional typeface.
2

Start from a preset or brief

Pick a style preset, then rewrite the brief so it describes your exact content and motion.
3

Generate proposals

Click Generate 3 options and wait until the three cards finish.
4

Choose and preview

Select one finished proposal and adjust the settings displayed below its preview.
5

Export

Click Export to timeline to render, download, and import the animation.

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Quick Start: Audio based mode

1

Open the final sequence

The active sequence must contain clear spoken audio and be under 2 hours.
2

Set density and style

Choose Designs per minute and add one or more optional briefs. With several briefs, the tool chooses which style fits each passage.
3

Analyze the sequence

Click Analyze sequence to receive timed design suggestions.
4

Review the list

Click a suggestion to inspect its timecode and deselect anything you do not want.
5

Generate and insert

Generate the selected designs. Each completed animation is placed at its proposed timecode.

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Main settings

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Writing a strong brief

Describe the hierarchy, typography, composition, colors, and motion:
“Two-line title on transparent background. Small white lead-in above a large condensed green keyword. Enter from below with a soft overshoot, hold clearly, then fade out. No icons or extra decoration.”
State the exact on-screen text when wording matters. Mention what must not appear. Avoid vague briefs such as “make it dynamic.”
Presets are starting points, not locked templates. Pick the closest one and replace its wording, colors, and movement instructions.

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Export behavior

The exported result is a rendered video clip, not an editable title layer. You can move, trim, duplicate, or delete it on the timeline, but changing the words or design requires a new export. Use a transparent background when the design should sit above footage. Use a solid background for cards, title screens, or full-frame transitions.

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Common pitfalls

  • Frame rate does not match the sequence: the animation may appear uneven.
  • Wrong aspect ratio: the clip may need scaling or cropping after import.
  • Text is wrong after export: correct it in the brief and generate again.
  • Too many audio-based designs: lower Designs per minute and keep only the strongest suggestions.
  • Missing local asset or export folder: keep referenced files available until rendering and import finish.
  • Editing during export: leave the timeline untouched until placement is complete.
For overlays, start with transparency, the same FPS and aspect ratio as the sequence, a short duration, and a brief that names one focal animation only.