Generate Claude Motion Graphics through VideoGen with the Motion Graphic tool. Describe the text, shapes, colors, and movement you want, then turn your idea into an animated video.
Network briefing
A logistics network highlights a bottleneck and reveals an alternate route.
Coffee price breakdown
An illustrated coffee cup becomes an animated breakdown of a $5 coffee.
Video production timeline
Script, scenes, voice, music, and captions align into one finished video.
Bring motion design into your video workflow. The Motion Graphic tool turns written directions into animated text, numbers, shapes, and layouts for product videos, explainers, and social content.
Make a headline slide, scale, or reveal one word at a time. Include the exact words and the order they should appear so the animation supports your message.
Turn your numbers into a visual story with rising bars, counting figures, and highlighted milestones. Supply the values, labels, and units you want viewers to see.
Introduce a product with animated interface cards, feature callouts, and a clear closing message. Describe how the opening, demonstration, and call to action should connect.
Create speaker titles, branded callouts, and moving labels. Use a transparent background for overlays or a solid background for a standalone animation.
A useful motion prompt describes what appears on screen and when it moves. Give the animation one main message and enough time for viewers to read it.
Put headlines, chart labels, and calls to action in quotation marks. Keep the wording short and say which words deserve the most attention.
Name the background, text colors, typography, and layout. Add a logo or reference image when you want the graphic to follow an existing visual identity.
For a 10-second clip, try a headline reveal, a supporting visual, and a final hold. Describe each transition and leave time to read the closing frame.
Use a landscape layout for presentations and widescreen videos, a square for feeds, or a vertical layout for Shorts and Reels. Keep important text away from the edges.
Sign in to VideoGen and open the Motion Graphic tool. You can also ask the VideoGen plugin to generate a motion graphic.
Write a prompt with the exact on-screen text, visual style, and sequence of movements. Attach any reference images you want to include.
Choose the duration, aspect ratio, and background. VideoGen creates and renders the animation; most motion graphics take a few minutes.
Watch the result, refine the prompt if needed, and download the animation or use it with the other scenes in your VideoGen project.
Turn a headline, a set of numbers, or a product idea into an animation with VideoGen's Motion Graphic tool.