Text to motion graphics video, scene by scene
Kinereel turns a topic into a motion graphics video. One AI agent per scene writes the animation, checks its own frames and places the sound. You review the stills first and change anything by asking.
Free plan, no card. You see each step's price before it runs.
Drawn with code, not generated pixels
Most text to video tools predict pixels, which can warp letters and invent numbers. Kinereel's agents write the scene as code and a headless browser renders it frame by frame. Text stays sharp, charts match the data you gave and motion follows rules you can ask to change.
What the scene agents do
- Read the script line and the storyboard still for their scene.
- Write the animation: layout, type, easing and timing.
- Render frames and inspect them for overflow, overlap and unreadable text.
- Fix what failed and place sound effects on the cuts.
Scenes run in parallel, and a live board shows each one's progress.
Steering the result
Choose a look before you start. After the first build, use the chat: ask for a slower scene, a different emphasis or another color treatment. The edit applies to the part you named.
Questions
How does text to motion graphics video work?
You give a topic as text. Kinereel writes a script, splits it into scenes, and assigns one AI agent per scene. Each agent writes animation code for its scene, renders frames, checks them and fixes problems. The scenes are joined with the voice and sound effects into one MP4.
Is this text to video AI like Sora or Runway?
It is a different approach. Generative video models create photoreal clips from pixels. Kinereel draws motion graphics with code: type, charts, shapes and transitions that stay crisp and accurate. That suits explainers, news and data, where exact text and numbers matter.
Can I edit a scene after it is built?
Yes. Ask in the chat, for example "make the chart appear slower". Only the scene you named is redone, for 1 credit per edit.
Can I use my own images and logos?
Yes. You can upload clips, images and logos you have the right to use, and they appear in the video as you supplied them.
Will the text on screen be spelled correctly?
Text is drawn by the engine, not generated by an image model, so spelling matches your script. Review the storyboard stills before animation to catch anything you want changed.
What resolution is the output?
Vertical 9:16 MP4: 720p on Free, 1080p on Creator, 4K on Pro and Studio.