Graphics on the word
A counter lands on a spoken figure, kinetic type pops in as each word is said, and a headline holds the line it belongs to. Graphics are placed against the words themselves, so they survive a re-cut.
Motion graphics
AI motion graphics, placed on the words in your video.
Pyntra adds motion graphics to your own footage: kinetic type, counters, headlines, lower thirds, panels and end cards, landed on the words they belong to. Choose from 39 ready-made motion kits or describe a look and Pyntra invents one. Changing kit is instant and free because it changes values on the same cut, with no new AI run.
- Any Google Fonts family
- Your brand's colours, fonts and logo go over any kit
- On ads, VSLs, organic posts and aesthetic pieces
Free to start, no card: enough for a short video and a few decks in your first 30 days. Updated .
What a motion kit changes
A kit is a design system: type, colour, shapes, and how things move. Kits differ in motion as much as in looks, with their own entrances, exits, panels and transitions.
Footage is a layer
Your footage can slide aside, sit in a window or a corner, recede onto a ground, tilt into a print, blur or dim. Words can take the frame while the speaker keeps talking.
Transitions at the pauses
Transitions such as whip, zoom and glitch land at cuts where the speaker pauses. If you describe a look, an invented kit can also use shutter, bands, blinds, panes, iris and sweep.
Picture in the letters
Big words can be filled with your moving footage.
Faces stay whole
Each graphic stays, moves, makes the frame make room or takes the screen on purpose, so a face isn't left half covered.
Preview matches export
Motion is data played from the frame number, so what you approve in the preview is what renders.
The 39 motion kits
| Group | Kits |
|---|---|
| Everyday | Studio, Signal, Mono, Native |
| Premium | Noir, Editorial, Couture, Cinema, Boutique, Deco, Vows |
| Performance | Apex, Pulse, Shopfront, Sport, Newsroom, Poster |
| Playful | Sticker, Kraft, Chalk, Comic, Bubble, Tropic |
| Eras and subcultures | Retro, Vapor, Y2K, Brutal, Zine, Frontier, Pixel |
| Tech | Terminal, Glow, Orbit |
| Industries | Ledger, Clinic, Soft, Fresh, Estate, Campus |
Name a look in your brief and Pyntra picks a kit or invents one in a few seconds. The same design systems can style a deck when your brief names the look.
What isn't there yet
Motion in Pyntra doesn't do shaders, callouts that track a moving object, animated charts or phone and interface mockups yet. Words behind the speaker aren't switched on either. If your video needs those, a motion designer in After Effects is still the right call.
Questions
Can AI make motion graphics for my video?
Yes. With Pyntra you don't place them yourself: it reads the cut and adds graphics on the words that earn them, in the kit's style. You can then delete, change or restyle any of them.
Does changing the kit cost anything?
No. A kit is a set of values on the same cut, so changing it needs no AI and uses none of your plan.
Can I use my brand fonts?
Any Google Fonts family works by name on any text, and a brand kit's colours, fonts and logo go over the motion kit.
Can it copy the motion in a reference video?
Upload a reference video or paste a YouTube link, and Pyntra reads its pace, captions, on-screen text and colour into a style you can edit. That covers pace and on-screen style rather than an exact copy of each animation.
See what Pyntra cuts from your footage.
Upload your clips, write a brief and review the first pass.