Add the source material
Paste approved copy, upload product assets, or provide a product or documentation URL.
Turn Product Assets Into Motion-First Campaign Videos
Keep screenshots, logos, numbers, and approved copy tied to the right scenes, then refine the scene that changed—so your team can produce more versions without checking every frame from scratch.
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Examples
A real motion graphics output made with TapVid
This published example shows a product-led launch sequence. It is output evidence, not proof that every future generation will match it.
The workflow
How it works
Review the script and scenes
Check wording, numbers, visual references, and the script-to-scene relationship before rendering.
Generate and refine
Create the explainer, then change or rerun the affected scene while leaving the rest of the video in place.
Overview
Accurate source-to-scene mapping makes motion graphics scalable
An AI motion graphics generator turns a script, source page, or product asset pack into an explainer built with animated text, charts, diagrams, callouts, and transitions. A motion graphics video generator is most useful when the job is to explain a product, number, workflow, or launch message clearly.
TapVid is an Explainer Video Engine. It keeps supplied screenshots, product images, logos, numbers, model names, prices, and approved wording as source material instead of asking a model to redraw or rewrite them. You can review the script and scene plan before rendering, check that each visual matches the right line, and rerun an affected scene when something changes. Videos true to your assets. In minutes.
In practice
From source material to reviewable motion graphics
Bring the source material together
Start with approved copy, product screenshots and logos, or a source URL. The workflow illustration shows those inputs entering one project so the video can stay anchored to material you supplied.
Match each asset to the right scene
Review which screenshot, product image, chart, or line of copy supports each scene before rendering. The illustration represents a one-to-one source-to-scene check, not a generated output example.
Revise the scene that changed
When a line or asset changes, update the affected scene while keeping the surrounding sequence in place. The illustration shows one scene changing between versions and the other scenes remaining stable.
Why TapVid
Why create motion graphics with TapVid
Your assets stay recognizable
Use product images, logos, UI screenshots, and footage as supplied instead of replacing them with redrawn approximations.
Approved information stays literal
Keep names, figures, parameters, prices, and legal wording tied to the copy you provide, with a review step before rendering.
Changes stay local
Edit a line or replace an asset in the relevant scene without rebuilding every finished scene around it.
Use cases
Motion graphics videos you can create
Product feature explainers
Pair UI screenshots and approved product copy with callouts, transitions, and narrated scene structure.
Data and process stories
Turn supplied numbers, charts, steps, and relationships into a sequence viewers can follow.
Launch and campaign videos
Build a clear narrative from launch materials, product visuals, reviewed copy, and a final CTA.
Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
- It creates explainer videos that use animated text, charts, diagrams, callouts, and transitions to make supplied information easier to follow.
- You can start with approved script or copy, product images and screenshots, video clips, or a product, landing-page, or documentation URL.
- TapVid is designed to place supplied product assets into the video as source material rather than recreate them as model-generated approximations.
- You can review the script and scene plan first, including wording, visual references, and which source supports each scene.
- The workflow supports changing or rerunning the affected scene while keeping the other completed scenes in place.
- No. You provide the source material and describe the result in plain language. TapVid handles the scene structure and motion treatment.
- No. It is intended for product explainers, data and process videos, launch content, presentation videos, and other source-led motion graphics.
- No tool should promise that. TapVid keeps the source and scene plan reviewable so you can catch mismatches and rerun an affected scene.
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Plans & credits
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3 credits = 1 second, so you only pay for what actually renders. Start free, upgrade anytime.
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$49/mo
2,000 credits / mo
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$99/mo
6,000 credits / mo
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$199/mo
14,000 credits / mo