Everything you can make, and every tool to make it.

Also in AI

• Director mode

  For bigger pieces, the assistant writes a plan and a storyboard of stills for you to approve, then builds section by section.

• The assistant checks its own work

  It renders the piece at up to six moments, checks that everything is in frame, type is readable and key moments land, then fixes what it finds.

• Build from references

  Attach a photo, screenshot or video; a video is read as time-labeled frames, so the build can follow its timing.

• Feedback threads and Point at it

  Comment on layers as threads, or click layers and drag a box over the frame to show the assistant what you mean.

• Assistant skills

  Built-in craft skills plus your own: upload one in the Agent Skills format, create one from your brand, or have the assistant write it.

• Dictation and model choice

  Speak a prompt instead of typing it, and choose which model the assistant runs on and how much effort it spends.

• Your own API keys

  Add your own Anthropic key for the assistant and your own ElevenLabs key for voiceovers.

• Generate images

  Pictures tuned for the job: photo, background, texture, overlay, icon (as real SVG vectors) or illustration.

• Generate 3D models from text

  Describe an object and get a lit 3D model layer in about 30 seconds to a few minutes.

• Generate walkable 3D rooms

  A room from a description, a photo or a 360° panorama, as a Gaussian splat world you walk through with W A S D.

• Animate a picture

  Turn any still into a short video clip at Draft, Standard or Best quality.

• AI sound effects and music

  Describe a sound or a music bed with a length, and it arrives as an audio track.

• Motion design templates

  62 finished templates in 13 categories, each saying what to swap in: words, pictures, logo, colors, data, music, video or voice.

• Slideshow, carousel and filmstrip starters

  Card stacks, sliders, filmstrips, a parallax gallery and a warp-drive intro in dark glass and chrome, ready for your content.

• Community gallery

  Pieces other people made and shared, sorted by Newest, Most used or Featured; Use as template opens your own editable copy.

• Save as template

  Publish any scene as your own template with a name, description and tags, and choose whether people may copy it.

• Online motion design editor

  Layers panel, canvas, dock, properties panel and keyframe timeline in the browser, with help tips that explain settings in place.

• Layers and multi-select

  Rename, group, hide, isolate and color-label layers, and change several at once from the properties panel.

• Groups and pre-composition

  Groups move and animate their layers together; Pre-compose draws a group as one flat picture so it fades and takes effects as a whole.

• Search and command palette

  ⌘K finds layers, templates, settings, actions and help in one box, and hands anything else to the assistant.

• Unlimited undo

  Covers layers, settings, keyframes, clips and text; a camera move or a whole assistant turn undoes in one step.

• Copy, paste and Paste style

  Layers paste between projects and tabs with their keyframes; SVG pastes as paths, and HTML or React as live code layers.

• Drag and drop

  Drop images, video, GLB models, splats or Lottie files on the canvas, or drop a picture on a shape to fill it.

• Notes on the canvas

  Post-it notes for collaborators that travel with projects and templates but never appear in exports.

• Keyboard shortcuts

  Single keys for tools and views, such as P for the pen, T for text, D for 2D mode and Space to play.

• Supported files and folder import

  Images, video, audio, models, splats, Lottie, SVG, fonts, CSV, tokens, HDRIs and LUTs; a folder of up to 50 pictures becomes a grid.

• Guided tour

  Menu › Take the tour walks through the dock, layers, properties, timeline, assistant and export in six steps.

• Keyframes and timeline

  Click the diamond beside any number or color to keyframe it; pieces run 1 to 60 seconds at 10 to 120 fps.

• Easing curves and springs

  23 presets in six groups, curves you reshape by their handles, pasted CSS cubic-bezier values, and springs that overshoot and settle.

• Animate in and out

  Fade, Rise, Drop, Scale, Pop, Slide or Blur entrances and exits in two clicks, as ordinary keyframes you can retime.

• Squash, stretch and follow-through

  Squash and stretch, anticipation, lean and a bounce on arrival, worked out from the layer's own movement.

• Scene transitions

  18 transitions for the start or end of a piece, including Whoosh in, Burn in, Flash frame and Projector start.

• Clips and clip transitions

  Fade, Slide, Push, Zoom or Zoom through on a layer's clip edge, applied to many layers at once with a stagger.

• Shape morphing

  Morph one layer into another, or a vector path between keyed outlines, point by point or reshaped smoothly.

• Masks, iris wipes and lens reveals

  Show a layer only where another covers it, or open the next scene inside a growing glass lens.

• Motion paths

  Carry a layer along a pen path, turning with the curve if you want, with its progress on its own keyframe lane.

• Echo trails and flip cards

  Fading copies trail a moving layer, and Make flip card builds a card with a front and a back.

• Speed ramps and stop motion

  Keyframe playback speed for slow motion or a freeze, and hold frames to animate on 12s inside a 30 fps video.

• Audio tracks and mixing

  Music, voiceover and sound effects as layers with waveforms, trimmed and faded, and mixed into MP4 and WebM exports.

• Beat detection

  Detect beats drops a marker on every beat and reports the tempo, so clips snap to the drum hits.

• Captions and subtitle files

  Captions from a voiceover's word timing, an SRT or WebVTT file, or a script, exported as SRT or WebVTT.

Also in 3D, materials and light

• Materials and physical glass

  Matte, Glossy, Glass, Frosted glass, Metal, Fabric and Unlit, with refraction, dispersion, iridescence, anisotropy and sheen.

• Appearances and textures

  21 one-click looks, from oak and terracotta to chrome, crystal and dark glass, plus ten procedural textures.

• Lights and lighting rigs

  Spot, point, directional, area and ambient lights, a one-click 3-point setup, and saved rigs to reuse.

• Environments, HDRI and skies

  Studio, Golden Hour, Night and sky environments, or your own .hdr, .exr, Ultra HDR JPEG or panorama as a backdrop.

• Ground shadows and caustics

  An invisible floor catches contact and cast shadows, and caustics lay moving light under glass.

• Reflective floors

  Any shape becomes a glossy floor that mirrors what stands above it, live and in every export.

• Studio render (path tracing)

  Follows light as it bounces, from Draft at 32 samples to Final at 1024, traced on every exported frame (Pro).

• Shapes and 3D solids

  Rectangles with depth, bevels, torn edges and iOS-style corner smoothing, plus spheres, cylinders, cones and tori.

• Combine shapes

  Union, Subtract or Intersect shapes into one solid, with smoothing that melts the seams like poured liquid.

• Liquid metal and glass tubes

  Metaballs that flow into one chrome surface, and glass tubes in seven shapes that ripple, twist and morph.

• 3D model import (GLB and glTF)

  Models that light, cast shadows and play their own animations, with material overrides and a low-poly look.

• Gaussian splats

  Import .ply, .spz, .splat, .ksplat or .sog captures from apps such as Polycam, Luma or Postshot, and orbit or walk through them.

• Photos and video in 3D

  Pictures and video flat in the frame, on a glossy card, or wrapped round a sphere, cylinder or torus.

• 3D camera and lens

  14–200 mm focal lengths, depth of field from ƒ/1.4 to ƒ/16, lens distortion and motion blur in exports.

• Camera move presets

  Push in, Pull back, Pan, Tilt, Orbit, Whip, Dolly zoom and Rack focus, written from the playhead and chained.

• Camera shake

  Documentary, Handheld, Walking, Vehicle and Earthquake styles, plus Impact for a single jolt, identical in export.

Also in Type and drawing

• Typewriter

  Letters appear one at a time with an optional blinking cursor, and delete like a backspace as an exit.

• Rotating words and text swaps

  Ten swap styles, from Blur and Roll to Scramble and Code, and a hero line whose last word keeps changing.

• Dust, glitch and decode text

  Words gather from specks or blow away as dust, flicker through random characters, or jitter into place.

• Number counters, odometers and clocks

  Count From → To as a smooth counter, a rolling odometer or a running clock, with prefixes and suffixes like “$” and “% OFF”.

• Text styles

  16 ready-made looks, including Neon, Liquid metal, Glass, 80s chrome, Paper cut and four camera readouts.

• Rich text and OpenType

  Type on the canvas, color and size single words, and turn on tabular figures, small caps and stylistic sets.

• Fonts

  20 built-in fonts, or upload your own TTF or OTF and it travels inside the project.

• Pen tool and editable paths

  Draw anchor by anchor or freehand, combine paths, and convert shapes and text into editable outlines.

• Freehand brushes

  Nine brushes, from Watercolor and Calligraphy to Pencil and Charcoal, with tablet pressure and a grain texture.

• Strokes and draw-on lines

  Dashes, arrowheads and line ends on any outline; keyframe Trim from 0 to 1 and it draws itself on.

• SVG import

  Paste SVG code or open an SVG file and every drawn element becomes an editable path you can extrude and animate.

• Icon library

  More than a thousand Lucide line icons in three weights, added as vector layers you can recolor, extrude and animate.

Also in Charts and data

• Unit charts and pictographs

  A number shown as people, coins, pills or blocks that arrive one by one, with a share lit in an accent color.

• Particles from data

  Each spreadsheet row becomes a particle placed by X, Y and Z, for 3D scatter plots of up to 10,000 rows.

• Data variants and batch export

  One version per spreadsheet row, columns matched to layers by name, rendered together with Export all variants (Pro).

• Connectors for diagrams

  Lines pinned to layers that follow them as they move, routed straight, elbowed or rounded, for animated flowcharts.

Also in Product demos and layout

• Browser and phone frames

  Quick frames or editable overlays built from real layers that you can recolor, fade and animate.

• 3D device mockups

  A picture, screen recording or video on the screen of a 3D phone, tablet or laptop model, under a glossy cover.

• Cursor lens and loupe

  A magnifier that rides the cursor, and a liquid glass lens that follows the viewer's pointer.

• Smart animate

  Pair layers by name across two screens, then Smart animate, Push, Pop or Present as sheet between them.

• UI kit with states

  Buttons, inputs, toggles, toasts and app screens with Hover, Pressed, Disabled, Loading, On, Focused and Error states.

• 2D design mode

  Press D to edit the scene like a flat design tool, with smart guides, distance labels and an optional 8-point grid.

• Align, distribute and tidy up

  Line layers up by their edges or middles, space three or more evenly, or tidy loose layers into rows.

• Auto layout, grid and flex

  Grid tracks in fr and flex rows with gaps and padding; turn on Reflow and layers glide to their new places.

• Bento grids

  Hero 2×2, Mosaic 3×3 and Magazine layouts of placeholder cells you drop pictures and text onto.

• Marquee rows and logo walls

  Rows that run sideways like a ticker, every other row reversed, with a focus band that dims the edges.

• Group rigs and 3D carousels

  Arrange a group as a row, arc, ring, outward-facing carousel or grid, and blend between placed and arranged.

Also in Particles, effects and looks

• Particle systems

  Clouds of up to 10,000 particles that drift, spark, orbit or burst, as dots, pictures or 3D objects that catch the light.

• Formations

  Up to 600 cards, dots or cubes in a grid, ring, sphere or galaxy, flowing from shape to shape and wearing up to 256 of your pictures.

• Generators

  Galaxy, City blocks, Terrain, Grass and Orbits, built by small programs you can edit or have the assistant write.

• Physics simulation

  Rigid bodies that fall and collide, baked into the timeline so exports match frame for frame.

• Cloth and baked simulations

  A cloth drop from a real cloth simulation, and vertex animation textures from Houdini or OpenVAT.

• Break a picture into cubes

  A picture crumbles into cubes of its colors and falls into a heap, the same way every time.

• Wave deformer

  Turbulence that turns a rectangle into a flag, a radial wave into a ripple, or a particle sheet into a flowing field.

• Effect library

  26 effects for the frame or one layer, from chromatic aberration and VHS to ASCII, datamosh and a LUT from any .cube file.

• Layer effects and deforms

  Glitch one card, ripple a photo or wobble a word like jelly while the rest of the frame stays still.

• Glows, shadows and light sweeps

  Outer and inner glow, stacked drop shadows, a bright band across a surface, and surfaces that emit light.

• Blend modes and adjustment layers

  17 blend modes plus Liquid glass, and adjustment layers that grade every layer below them.

• Film overlays, grain and light leaks

  Eight film looks built from burn, scratches, dust and wash, with projector flicker and gate weave.

• Retro looks

  PlayStation and Nintendo 64 looks with big pixels, dithering and wobbling low-poly edges, plus VHS and Bad TV.

• Shader fills and gradient backgrounds

  23 live shaders, including mesh gradients, Voronoi, god rays and liquid metal, for any shape or the background.

• Custom shaders (GLSL and Shadertoy)

  Write GLSL or paste a Shadertoy, and its parameters become keyframeable controls.

• Image effects

  Halftone, CMYK halftone, dithering, fluted glass, water, paper texture, lens distortion and glitch on any picture.

• Media frames

  13 frames, from a Polaroid that captions itself to torn paper, a Post-it and a Windows 95-style window.

• Camera HUD overlays

  Camcorder REC, Viewfinder, a 16 mm film frame and a Date stamp, pinned to their corner in every format.

• Scene looks and Randomize

  Save a grade, film treatment and lighting as a look, share it by link, or roll quick variations.

Also in Web and interactive

• Hover and click behaviors

  Hover and click states with springs, click actions such as play a range or open a link, and keyboard-reachable stand-ins.

• State machines

  Idle loops, presses and held poses, switched by clicks, the pointer, delays or inputs from the host page.

• Scroll-driven animation

  The visitor's scrolling drives the timeline forward and back, with no code.

• Viewer camera and Preview

  Let viewers Orbit, Look around or Walk with W A S D, or keep the camera Fixed, and try it all in Preview.

• Embed API

  Fill an embed by layer name, switch its Light or Dark theme, send state machine inputs and pass scroll progress.

• Shareable links and share files

  Publish the piece as a web page whose link stays the same when you refresh it, or download a file anyone can open.

Also in Export and formats

• Video export (MP4 and WebM)

  Every frame rendered one at a time at full quality, at 0.5× to 4× the canvas; free exports run to 1080p, 4K at 60 fps on Pro.

• GIF export

  Animated GIFs kept small enough to post: at most 640 pixels on the longest side, up to 25 fps.

• PNG and JPG stills

  The frame at the playhead at any resolution scale, or the whole piece as a PNG sequence in one archive.

• Social safe zones

  Tinted guides for where TikTok, Reels, Shorts and the Instagram feed cover the frame; they never appear in exports.

• Canvas size and aspect presets

  Any width and height, or presets from Widescreen 16:9 and Landscape 3:2 to Tall 2:3 and Vertical 9:16.

• USDZ export for AR

  The current frame as a USDZ that opens in AR Quick Look on iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro.

• Design systems

  Colors, fonts, text styles, materials, scene looks and motion in your Library, applied in one step or by the assistant.

• Palettes, tokens and themes

  Linked colors that update every layer at once, with Light and Dark values that embeds follow too.

• Motion tokens

  Name a brand's timings and curves, or extract them from projects, and they lead every easing menu.

• Brand kits

  Export a palette, text styles, materials, looks and fonts as one file to import elsewhere or share with a teammate.

• Components and instances

  Instances follow the master's edits and keep their own overrides, nested up to three deep.

• Saved materials, styles, looks and rigs

  Save a material, text style, scene look or lighting rig once, and update everything that follows it in one change.

• Design token import

  W3C design token files, the format Figma variable exports produce through common plugins, build a palette with live aliases.

• Autosave and projects

  Every change is kept in the browser within about a second, and each file has its own address to bookmark.

• Cloud sync, history and bin

  Sign in and projects follow you to any browser, with recent saves to restore and a Bin for deleted ones.

• Send an editable copy

  A link that gives someone their own editable copy of a project, valid for seven days.

• Privacy controls

  Switch off anonymous usage events; code layers and generators run walled off from your projects and account.