Production modes
Create, edit and enhance video.
A creative production studio
Start from an idea
Describe it in a sentence. Motionhouse writes the script, storyboards the scenes, narrates in natural voice, and animates the complete video.
Bring your own footage
Upload what you already shot. Cut it, caption it, restructure it and enhance it with the same AI director.
Hyperframes
Interactive visual layers built into the video — diagrams, charts and timelines a viewer can touch.
Carry on with something
Everything you have made is still here. Reopen a project in the editor rather than starting from nothing.
Two engines
It draws.
It doesn’t assemble.
Nothing is picked from a stock library. Every scene is composed and rendered from scratch, which is why it works for subjects no stock footage covers.
Drawn whiteboard
A marker lays the scene down stroke by stroke, timed so the drawing lands on the word it illustrates.
Explainers, teaching, process
Modern frames
Kinetic type, stat cards and callouts on a graded plate, cut to the beat of the script.
Launches, metrics, keynote opens
How it works
Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.
The plan is a document before it is a video. Read it, rewrite a line, then let the rest of it run.
> Explain compound interest in 45 seconds, whiteboard style
Say what it is about
A sentence, a full script, or footage you already have. All three land in the same place.
- scene_01
- hook
- 4.2s
- scene_02
- compound_growth
- 9.8s
- scene_03
- chart_reveal
- 6.1s
- scene_04
- cta
- 3.4s
It writes the plan
Scenes, narration and timings come back as fields you can read — and change — before a frame is made.
00:04.12and
00:04.34that's
00:04.61how
00:04.79compounding
Voice and motion
Narration is generated with per-word timings, and every scene is drawn or composed against them.
▲ motionhouse export
✓ Rendered 4 scenes
✓ Mixed narration + score
✓ Encoded H.264, 1080p
Ready: my-video.mp4
Export, or keep going
MP4 when it is done. The project stays open, so the next version is an edit rather than a re-prompt.
Every step is optional except the first. Start with a sentence and stop wherever it is good enough.
The editor
A video you can direct, not just receive.
Most tools are one-shot: prompt in, video out, regenerate if it is wrong. Iteration is what makes anything good.
Direct it in sentences
Direction
“Make scene 3 shorter.” “Give scene 2 a real photo of a server rack.” It re-plans that scene — not the whole video.
A timeline that shows the shape
Timeline
Every scene is a lane sized by its real duration, so a closing block that drags is visible before you watch it.
Narration you can read
Transcript
Clips come back with per-word timings. The transcript is the scrubber — click a word, land on it.
The project is data
Data model
Scenes, script, prompts and timings are one object. Edit the fields, edit the JSON, or just ask.
Pricing
Pay for videos, not seats.
One price covers the whole pipeline — script, voice, scenes and export. Nothing is licensed from a stock library, so nothing is passed on to you.
Trial
Freefor 14 days
The full Studio plan, for two weeks. No card, no invoice at the end.
- 5 videos to spend however you like
- Every voice and language
- Full editor, timeline and Ask
- MP4 export, no watermark
Ends on its own. Nothing to cancel.
Studio
Most people₹1,499/month
For a steady drip of videos. Everything set up, nothing to configure.
- 60 videos a month
- Every voice and language
- Priority generation queue
- Project history synced across devices
Credits
₹399/100 credits
Pay for the burst. Credits do not expire.
- ≈1 credit a scene, ≈8 a video
- Same models as Studio
- Top up whenever
- Good for launches and one-offs
Billing is not switched on yet. The trial and the waitlist are real; cards come with launch, and nobody is charged before then.