Motion
Generate animated visual assets inside a scene using presets, custom prompts, or reference images.
Motion Graphics lets you create animated visual assets directly inside a scene in the Synthesia Editor. Choose from a library of pre-defined presets, or create completely bespoke motion graphics using a custom text prompt and optional reference images.
Beta featureThis feature is in beta. Functionality and UI may change.
Overview
With Motion Graphics, you can:
- Choose from a library of presets — select the specific preset that best matches your content and style.
- Create custom motion graphics — use a text prompt and optional reference images to generate bespoke animated assets.
- Set the canvas size — create assets in Full or Half canvas size.
- Add automatic sound effects — so the output feels polished without extra steps.
- Choose from pre-built styles — minimal, tangerine, soft, and dark. Enterprise customers can select a Brand kit instead of one of the pre-set styles.
Motion Graphics works especially well for structured content formats such as cards, timelines, and checklists.

Example Motion Graphics
How it works
Generate from a preset

Motion graphics from template
- Open a video in the Editor.
- Select a scene.
- Open the motion graphics panel in the top toolbar.
- Select a template from the available options.
- Choose a canvas size: Full or Half.
- Choose a brand kit.
- Select Generate. The asset is placed in the scene as a media element.
Create a custom motion graphic

Motion graphics from prompt
- Open a video in the Editor.
- Select a scene.
- Open the motion graphics panel.
- Enter a custom text prompt describing the motion graphic you want to create.
- Optionally, upload a reference image.
- Choose a canvas size: Full or Half.
- Choose a brand kit.
- Select Generate.
Note: Only Enterprise customers have access to Brand kits.

Motion Graphic prompt example
Editing & iterations
After generating a Motion Graphic, you can edit its text directly, or re-generate. it to change the style.
Edit text
Edit the text in a generated Motion Graphic to fix wording or match your script, without re-generating the asset.
**Note **
Only Motion Graphics generated after 26 June 2026 can be edited. To edit an older asset, generate a new one — re-generating an existing asset doesn't make it editable.
- Select the Motion Graphic on the canvas.
- Select Edit, or open the design panel and turn on Edit motion graphic.
- Select a text element and type the new wording. The text replaces the original as you type, and a change indicator marks each edited element.
- To undo a single change, select the revert icon for that text element.

Edit Motion Graphics
Turning off Edit motion graphic resets the asset to its original version and discards all your edits.
** Tip**
Layouts are tuned to the original copy length. Keep edits close to the original length so text doesn't overlap nearby elements.
Re-generate
After generating a Motion Graphic, you can change the style and re-generate it from the Inspector.
- Click the Motion Graphic asset in the scene.
- In the right-side Inspector panel, click Re-generate in the video section.
- Select a style.
- Click Generate.
- The current asset will be replaced with a newly generated version.
Note: The output may vary between generations (even with the same style).
Considerations
The following considerations apply:
- Maximum duration: 30 seconds per generation. Split scenes longer than 30 seconds before generating.
- Editing: You can edit the text in a generated asset, but you can't change colors, fonts, or text size, edit on the canvas, or delete text elements. Numeric values (for example, 50%) may not be editable.
- Translation: Motion graphics are not translated when using Video Translation.
- Feature flag: Motion graphics requires AI-generated stock content to be enabled on the workspace level.
Credits
Motion Graphics is a Beta feature and does not consume credits.