AETHER / WATCH 02Designed for motion
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FROM PROMPT TO PRODUCTION
AI video creation,
from prompt to final cut.
Describe the video you want. WebMotion builds the script, visual direction, storyboard, motion, and final MP4 in one connected workflow.
Start with a direction
Select a template to fill the promptBUILT FOR REAL PRODUCTION
Editable scripts
Reusable design systems
Frame-level storyboards
GSAP-powered motion
Human-approved export
Vertical-first 9:16
Production-ready MP4
One connected workflow
START WITH MOMENTUM
A strong first cut, before the first prompt.
Choose a vertical-first structure, then direct every word, frame, and transition with AI.
NEW DROPMOVE
DIFFERENT15 second social cut
DIFFERENT15 second social cut
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Workspace setup
FOUNDER NOTES / 001
Build what moves people.
A story in four chaptersLIVE / 10.18MAKE
THE NEXT
THE NEXT
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Q3 PRODUCT RECAP2026
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From progress to momentumONE CONTINUOUS WORKSPACE
From first thought to final frame.
Build the story, visual system, storyboard, and motion in one conversation. Every decision stays connected.
Start with the story, not a blank timeline
Describe the audience, message, and pacing. The agent turns one brief into a production-ready plan.
WebMotion Studio / BriefLive
New project brief30 sec
Create a focused launch film for a new creative workspace. Quiet confidence, fast pacing, and a clear product reveal.
Product launchCreators9:16Confident
Building the creative direction
THREE STEPS, FULL CONTROL
Start fast. Stay in the director's chair.
Templates remove setup work. The agent handles production detail without taking the final decision away from you.
01
Choose a starting point
Begin with a production-ready template or describe the video you have in mind.
02
Direct with AI
Refine the script, visual language, scenes, and motion through one conversation.
03
Review and export
Inspect every frame and transition, then trigger the final MP4 export when it is ready.
PRICING
A plan for every production rhythm.
Start with the full creative workflow, then scale your template library, brand system, and rendering volume.
Free
$0/ month
Explore the complete workflow with three video projects.
- Starter template collection
- AI script and storyboard
- 720p preview
- MP4 export
MOST POPULAR
Pro
$19/ month
For creators producing video every week.
- Full template library
- 50 videos per month
- Reusable brand design tokens
- Priority rendering
Team
$49/ month
For teams sharing a visual system and production pipeline.
- Shared template library
- Unlimited video projects
- Shared workspaces
- Reusable brand systems
WHY WEBMOTION
Built as a production system, not a clip generator.
Structured HTML scenes make longer stories, precise visuals, and targeted revisions practical in one connected workflow.
How is WebMotion different from a video generation model?
Video generation models produce a finished visual clip from pixels. WebMotion builds structured scripts, design tokens, HTML scenes, and GSAP motion, so the result stays precise, inspectable, and editable throughout production.
Can WebMotion create longer videos?
Yes. A project is assembled as a multi-scene HTML timeline rather than a single generated clip, making the workflow suitable for longer narratives, explainers, product stories, and structured presentations.
Why use HTML-based video?
HTML-based scenes provide reliable typography, layouts, interface demonstrations, charts, and motion graphics. Individual elements can be revised without regenerating the entire video from scratch.
Do I need to start from a template?
No. Use a template when you want a proven structure, or describe a video from scratch. Both paths enter the same editable production workflow.
How much control do I keep?
You can review and revise the script, visual system, scenes, pacing, and animation. The agent prepares production artifacts, but you control direction and trigger the final export.
Which video format is currently supported?
The current template library and production workflow are focused on 9:16 vertical video for short-form platforms.
MAKE THE FIRST CUT
Your next video does not need a blank timeline.
Start with a sentence or a production-ready template. Keep creative control from the first brief to the final frame.