Moto brings AI generation into a real video timeline - create shots, motion, and audio, then refine everything in one place.
This entire film was made in Moto.
Every shot, motion graphic, edit, effect, and sound was created and finished inside the Moto timeline.
Generators create assets, not finished projects. You generate in one tool, edit in another, and rebuild every time something changes. Moto turns iteration into refinement: regenerate a shot, adjust a scene, change the motion, or cut a new version without leaving the timeline.
For this example, Moto recreated the reference as editable motion graphics in under 30 seconds. The result remains fully editable in the Moto timeline—a task that would typically take a professional more than half an hour. Moto's AI tools are not a separate destination. They create, transform, and refine assets inside the same project where you edit.
Images, video, and graphics generate as clips and layers in your edit, not in a separate tool. Effects stack on each clip: every effect remains visible, ordered, and independently editable. Change a layer, swap a shot, or regenerate a beat. The rest of your timeline stays in place.
Create motion graphics as timeline clips: titles, lower thirds, transitions, kinetic type. The output stays in the project, where you can trim, layer, and refine it like the rest of the edit.
Motion AIAsk it to translate a title, rewrite text, or prepare a motion prompt. The Assistant works with the project context: timelines, sources, media, and tools, instead of acting like a disconnected chat box.
Plain-language editsReusable visual sources help keep generation consistent across scenes and projects. Use existing images, products, locations, or generated outputs as references when consistency matters.
Source-based promptingStart from a brief, script, or references and get structure to refine: scenes, shots, timing, and a first direction. Producer is a starting point, not a locked result.
Assisted first cutGenerate with Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, Kling, Nano Banana, and more inside Moto.
If you’ve used a video editor, you already know your way around. Moto is a timeline editor with layers, clips, keyframes, effects, audio, and a render queue, plus AI generation built into the same project. The editor stands on its own. You are part of a brand team, agency, or independent creative practice producing brand films, launches, social clips, product demos, or internal video. You need AI generation, editing, and project control in one timeline instead of rebuilding work across disconnected tools.
Moto is opening access in batches. The core editor is free to use, with subtle Moto attribution on free exports. Paid plans add watermark-free exports, included AI credits, and professional features.
Plans and pricing will be announced later.
Request access to the Moto private beta. Approved users get access to the desktop editor and trial AI credits.
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Moto is opening gradually so feedback, support, and cloud usage stay manageable.
Free exports include subtle Moto attribution. Paid plans add watermark-free delivery, AI credits, and professional features.
Beta access is tied to your approved email, with account and credit balance available after login.
Beta users should expect product changes, limited availability, and direct follow-up on important issues.