iArt.ai is a browser-based AI motion graphics tool. It turns a prompt, your files, or audio into an animated video. Describe your idea or upload images, SVG logos, PDFs, slides, data, or links, and an AI agent builds the video scene by scene. You change it by asking in plain language, then export MP4 up to 4K or transparent WebM overlays. It suits marketers, creators, streamers, and researchers who need motion graphics but don't have After Effects or animation skills.

• Many Ways to Start: Begin with a text prompt, or upload images, SVG logos, PDFs, PowerPoint decks, audio, video, CSV or JSON data, or web links. You can mix several inputs in one brief.
• Animation Mode: An agent running on Claude Opus 5.5 writes code that renders every frame. You get typeset motion graphics you can keep editing.
• AI Video Mode: Make cinematic footage in the same workspace, such as a product ad built from a single product photo.
• Plain-Language Editing: Ask for a change, like a shorter title or a new accent color. The rest of the animation stays as it was.
• Voice and Audio Sync: Scenes start on the sentence they illustrate. Voiceovers, songs, and podcast clips are transcribed word by word so animated text lands on each word.
• Voice Library and Cloning: Pick a voice from the built-in library. Pro lets you clone 3 voices and Ultra lets you clone 10.
• Design-to-Motion: Upload a mockup or poster and iArt animates it using your existing colors and layout.
• Flexible Exports:Export MP4 videos in 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 formats at 1080p on Pro or 4K on Ultra. Export animation overlays, such as lower thirds and subscribe buttons, as transparent WebM files for OBS or video editors.

• No Animation Skills Needed: You skip keyframes and timelines. You describe what you want and the agent handles layout, typography, timing, and transitions.
• Edits Without Starting Over: Each element stays editable, so you can fix a title or a color without generating the whole video again.
• Low Cost to Try: New accounts get a $2 credit with no credit card. Paid exports start at $20/month, well below the agency rates the site compares itself to.
• Wide Input Support: Slides, PDFs, data files, logos, audio, and URLs all work as starting points, so you can reuse content you already have.
• Ready-to-Use Overlays: Transparent WebM exports drop straight into OBS or an editor with no green screen.
• Multilingual Output: Prompts, narration, and on-screen text work in 9 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, and Arabic.

• No Downloads on Free: Free accounts can preview videos and share a link, but you need Pro or Ultra to download a file.
• Commercial Rights Only on Paid Plans: The pricing page lists commercial usage rights for Pro and Ultra only. If you need client or ad work, you'll have to budget for a paid plan.
• Usage-Based Credits: Cost per video depends on length and complexity, and each export render costs $0.09. Monthly output can range from about 20 to 75 videos on Pro, so it's harder to predict than a flat per-video price.
• Monthly Credits Reset: Plan credits don't roll over. Only top-up packs, which are available on paid plans, never expire.

• Product Launch and Promo Videos: Paste your landing page URL or write a one-sentence description to get a teaser, reveal, or feature-drop video. Export it in 9:16 for social media or 16:9 for your website.
• Explainer and Training Videos: Upload a pitch deck or onboarding doc and get an animated explainer with kinetic typography, data visuals, and AI narration. It works well for product demos and internal training.
• Streaming Overlays: Make branded lower thirds, stinger transitions, and subscribe buttons with your channel name. Export them as transparent WebM and add them to OBS right away.
• Animated Data Stories: Upload a CSV or JSON file to make bar chart races, line reveals, KPI counters, or donut charts. Use them in reports, presentations, or social posts.
• Logo Reveals and Brand Intros: Upload an SVG logo and get a reveal that suits its shape, such as stroke draw-on or a staggered icon-and-wordmark sequence.
• Research Graphical Abstracts: Provide a PDF or arXiv link and get an animated graphical abstract exported as MP4 for a journal video abstract.