Motion & animation

AI Motion Designer Plan a shot with the AI motion designer.

Explore the AI motion guide and keyframe examples for free. In the motion editor, add a required start image, an optional end image and one action; check sign-in and generation credits before running it.

Open AI Motion Designer See how it works

The guide and existing demonstrations are free to explore. Video generation is a separate signed-in action with model and credit requirements.

AI-generated concept: a consistent archer design presented through sequential movement-reference cards.

Existing product demonstration

Watch the motion between the keyframes

Archery Motion

Baseball Motion

Skiing Motion

Tennis Motion

Running Motion

Skating Motion

Soccer Motion

Ping Pong Motion

01 / A more useful starting point

Begin with a readable first and last frame

The start should explain the setup and the ending should explain the action. Keep the subject, outfit and environment compatible across the pair so the requested movement has a clear visual path.

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Archery demonstration: full draw keyframe — Existing motion demonstration keyframe. This is not a measured result from the practice brief.

02 / A more useful starting point

Separate subject movement from camera movement

A fixed camera and a turning subject are different directions from a camera orbit. Describe the motion you need in plain terms and check whether the selected model supports the inputs you intend to use.

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Archery demonstration: release keyframe — Existing motion demonstration keyframe. This is not a measured result from the practice brief.

Three practical starting points

Try a brief. Check the result. Tweak one thing.

Try these exercises for AI Motion Designer, with concrete details to inspect. These are suggested exercises, not recorded customer projects.

An archery release

Suggested brief

Plan a wide shot with a full draw followed by a release. Keep the camera still and the archer’s clothing consistent.

What to inspect: Look for a plausible transition around the bow hand, string and arm.
What to change next: Simplify the camera direction before asking for additional motion.

Try this workflow

A clear running beat

Suggested brief

Plan a side-view running pose with an uncluttered background and a consistent ground line.

What to inspect: Check foot placement, body proportions and direction of travel.
What to change next: Use a shorter or simpler movement when limbs change unpredictably.

Try this workflow

A product gesture

Suggested brief

Plan one character lifting a plain unbranded object from a table, without a scene change.

What to inspect: Check hand contact and whether the object keeps a recognisable shape.
What to change next: Remove extra props or overlapping actions before repeating the request.

Try this workflow

From input to a useful output

How to use AI Motion Designer

Start with a small task first, then keep the steps that help your project.

01
Choose the action
Describe one movement with a clear beginning and end.
Check: Avoid several unrelated actions in a short request.
02
Prepare permitted references
Add a permitted start image. Add an optional compatible end image when you want to describe the final state.
Check: Keep framing and clothing coherent.
03
Set the motion direction
State subject movement and camera behaviour separately.
Check: Check the selected model’s current input support.
04
Review the sequence
Watch hands, limbs, props and scene continuity.
Check: Use the available export options only after inspecting the result.

Choose the approach for your task

Task, approach and review point
Your goal	Start with	Before you finish
Sports motion	One action and a stable camera	Inspect limbs and equipment.
Character gesture	A clear hand-object relationship	Inspect contact and shape continuity.
Scene movement	One camera direction	Inspect the environment between frames.

Know the boundaries

What to check before you rely on the output

The existing sports clip is a demonstration, not a guarantee of the timing, quality or model used for a new request.
Not every video model accepts two keyframes. Use only the controls exposed by the selected workflow.
Animation generation can change anatomy, identity and object shapes.

AI Motion Designer: your questions, answered

What should my motion brief include?

Specify the subject, one action, the beginning and ending positions, and the intended camera behaviour.

Can I keep the camera fixed?

Request a fixed camera and inspect the result. Model behaviour can still introduce movement.

Can I provide start and end images?

The linked motion editor has a required start frame and an optional end frame. Other video workflows can expose different inputs. Review the chosen options before generation.

Are the sports examples customer projects?

They are existing product demonstration assets, not customer testimonials or measured case studies.

What can I explore for free?

You can study the guide, keyframe examples and existing demonstration for free. Creating a video uses the account, model and credit conditions shown in the motion editor; this is not unlimited free generation.

How do I improve an unstable result?

Reduce simultaneous actions, simplify the camera request and check reference compatibility before generating again.

Sources and further reading

Check the guidance behind the workflow

Each source is linked with its scope. An external reference is not an endorsement or performance certification.

AI Motion Designer

Start with one clear idea.

The guide and existing demonstrations are free to explore. Video generation is a separate signed-in action with model and credit requirements.

Open AI Motion Designer

AI Motion Designer Plan a shot with the AI motion designer.