Use case · Motion graphics
Motion graphics that hold up at length
Kinetic typography, animated data, and composed scenes — authored by the pipeline and editable to the element. The craft of a motion designer, across a full-length video, not a 30-second clip.
Designed, not assembled
Scenes are composed — typographic layouts, animated charts, transitions — instead of stock clips dropped into a template.
Editable to the element
Move a layer, restyle the type, swap a color in plain language. The scene updates instead of re-rolling from scratch.
Built to run long
Most motion-design AI tools cap at short ads. Typecut sustains designed motion across 10+ minute videos.
How it works
Three steps, no timeline
01
Describe the piece
A topic, a script, or a brand — Typecut plans the scenes and the motion.
02
Direct the design
Adjust layouts, pacing, captions, and palette at the scene level before rendering.
03
Render in 4K
GPU cloud rendering, watermark-free, ready to publish.
Questions
Is this real motion design or stock footage?
Authored motion design — composed typographic and graphic scenes, not stock-clip assembly. Every element is generated and stays editable.
Can it do long-form motion graphics?
Yes. Long-form is the point — designed motion sustained across 10+ minute videos, where most tools stop at short clips.
Can I edit the animation after generation?
Yes — scenes stay editable at the element level, so you refine rather than regenerate.
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