AI motion graphics generator from a prompt

An AI motion graphics generator turns a text prompt into an animated video sequence. Instead of keyframing layers by hand, you describe the animation and the tool writes the script, builds the scenes, animates the layers, and adds narration and captions. Fliki does all four in one workspace.

Not on the free plan. Motion graphics builds its scenes with generative video models, and those are a paid feature, so the generator starts on the Standard plan at $28/month. Fliki does have a free forever plan with 3 minutes a month if you want to try the wider AI video workflow first, and it includes AI voices, stock footage and AI images.

Both, and they are different jobs. Fliki animates layers you control with blur, fade, pan, rotate and zoom, with direction, magnitude and timing on each one. Separately, it can generate motion clips through Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 Pro, Seedance 2.5, LTX-2.5, PixVerse v5 and MiniMax H3 Max Turbo. Most projects use both: generated clips as backgrounds, controlled layer animation for text and callouts.

Jitter is a motion design tool. You design on a canvas and control a timeline, which is the right choice when you know the exact result you want. Fliki starts from a prompt and returns a finished animated sequence with script, voice and captions already in place, which is the right choice when you have a message and a deadline.

After Effects is a professional compositing application with no ceiling and a long learning curve. Fliki is a browser workspace that produces a publish-ready animated video from a sentence in minutes. Fliki does not replace After Effects for bespoke broadcast work, it replaces the two hours you would otherwise spend on a social ad.

Canva animates the assets you place on a design. Fliki writes the script, chooses the visuals, animates them, narrates in 2,000+ voices and localises into 80+ languages from the same project.

Synthesia is built around an AI presenter. Fliki is built around the scene, so motion graphics without a person on screen are a first-class output rather than a side mode, and Fliki also carries six generative video models for abstract and stylised motion.

No. Fliki returns a complete animated sequence and you adjust it. If you want per-layer control it is there, with animation type, direction, magnitude and timing on every layer.

Yes. Set them once in the brand kit and every scene inherits them.

16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, switchable from the same project without re-animating.

Yes. 2,000+ AI voices across 80+ languages, or clone your own voice. Caption timing follows the voiceover automatically at word level.

Yes. Translate the narration and the on-screen captions from the same project into 80+ languages, so one animation becomes a market set rather than a re-build per market.

A short-form animation of under a minute is typically ready in 2 to 5 minutes end to end, including the script, the voiceover and the captions. Scenes that call a generative video model take longer than scenes built from layer animation and stock visuals.

Yes. Commercial use is included on every paid plan, and motion graphics is a paid feature, so anything you generate here is licensed for commercial work. Exports carry no Fliki watermark on paid plans.

It depends on where you start. If you want to design frame by frame, a motion design tool like Jitter is the better fit. If you want to describe an animation and get a narrated, captioned, publish-ready video in every aspect ratio, Fliki is built for that, with six video models, 2,000+ voices and 80+ languages in one workspace.