Motion Studio
Dribbble-style UI motion films for your app: your real screens or a screen recording, a cursor that taps, transitions on a beat, an original soundtrack, looping seamlessly. Written from your listing, rendered to MP4.
App promo videos are usually a slideshow of screenshots with a zoom. Hyzgen's Motion Studio drives a real engine: one shape morphs through interface components on a 120 BPM grid, a cursor taps, screens push in from the right, a stat counts up, a scan line sweeps your screenshot. The preview you scrub in the browser is the same engine the renderer samples, frame by frame.
Give it a link and it reads your app's name, pitch, colours, logo and screenshots from the page or the store listing itself, then writes a storyboard: a promo, a launch or an onboarding walk-through, in your accent colour, with your real screens. Upload three or more screenshots or a screen recording and it films your actual flow, screen to screen, tapping the element that leads to the next.
How it works
A website or a store listing is enough: name, pitch, colours and screenshots are read from it. Or upload up to ten screenshots, or a screen recording; the distinct screens are picked out in your browser, so the video is never uploaded.
A promo follows a tested recipe of beats so nothing idles: status moments after every action, each scene the consequence of the last. Onboarding puts each step inside your app's own screen chrome. Edit any scene, copy or colour in the editor; the preview is live.
The render worker samples the engine at sub-frame times and encodes 1080 by 1920 at 30 or 60 fps with the original soundtrack and UI sounds. 10 credits a film; a failed render refunds itself.
In numbers
Every figure comes from the app's own lists and prices, not from a brochure.
10 credits a film. A picture or render that fails gives its credits back by itself. No free plan, no watermark on any plan.
What makes it different
The editor mounts the same engine the renderer uses and feeds it wall-clock time; the worker feeds it sub-frame times. There are no CSS transitions or timers to drift, so what you scrub is what you get, down to the loop point.
Screens are embedded in the storyboard at their exact aspect, so taps land on the right element. Each screen pushes in from the right; the camera leans toward the tap or the scanned photo and the cursor still lands.
The logo is taken from the page's header or the store's app icon, and a white-type logo gets a dark copy for light scenes. A store listing's colour is read from the app icon, not the store's buttons, because the store's green once won.
The music is synthesised by Hyzgen for the film's length and loops with it, and UI sounds sit on the taps. There is nothing to license.
FAQ
10 credits, whatever the length. Nothing in it is a paid model call except the writer, which is free on a paid plan.
No. Paste the listing and the storyboard is written for you. Everything in it is editable afterwards, and the examples library has hundreds of storyboards to start from.
Yes. Drop a recording and Hyzgen picks the distinct screens out in your browser (your browser must be able to play the file; Chrome plays MP4). Three or more screens make a screen film of your real flow.
Not on a paid plan. The MP4 is yours.
Related
Paste a link, pick a product, and have your first pieces in a few minutes.
Make an app promo