Motion Graphics in Minutes: The Beginner's guide to AI Animations
I saw a lot of motion graphics in videos of famous YouTubers and I was wondering how they were doing that. I researched this a little bit and there is Adobe After Effects where
you need a PhD to actually manage to use this program and get something useful. Then I saw that AI can be very helpful in creating such animated motion graphs. I watched some videos and tried some things. It's actually quite easy to get quick results using AI.
In this video I show you how to proceed to create animated motion graphs using AI and even how you can do it with free tools.
Tools Used in this Video
Image Generation/Styling: Gemini (Nano Banana) - https://gemini.google.com/
Video Generation/Animation: OpenArt - https://openart.ai/home?via=achim03 (referral link)
Free credits Alternative Animation: Pixverse - https://app.pixverse.ai/
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It's amazing to see how far technology and AI has improved. It's making things way easier compared to the traditional way of doing things.
What amazes me most is the speed of the evolution. Things that you would think impossible 2 months ago are now possible and almost every week a new model comes out that can do more. It's quite a challenge to keep up to date :-)
At some point, a company will hit multi billion dollar valuations just on it's ability to instantly grade whether something is AI, and pinpoint which portions have been edited specifically.
That probably exists already somewhere. I think that it would be used mainly by the police or criminal examinations lol