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Build it once. Drop it in everywhere.

Paraplex comes with ready-made components, from card stacks and dashboard modules to animated titles with their glow, material and motion already on. Drag one into any project, or save your own as a master component and change each instance without touching the master.

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Free 1080p exports, no watermark. Ready-made components come with the app.

Ready-made, and ready to drop in.

Open the Components panel and the pieces are already there, free with the app. Here's what you'll find, next to the components you make yourself.

Card stacks

Decks that fan, gather and deal.

Stacks of cards that rise, settle beside a title and deal off one at a time, ready for your words, pictures and numbers.

Dashboard modules

Panels for numbers and status.

Modules for product and data dashboards: drop in a few, fill in your labels and figures, and lay them out like a real interface.

Animated titles

Type with the look already on.

Stylized titles with an outer glow, a drop shadow, a custom material, 3D depth and an animation preset already applied. Change the words and keep the treatment.

UI kit

Buttons, inputs, toggles and toasts.

A neutral kit where every color is a light and dark token, with the states product teams design: Hover, Pressed, Disabled, Loading, On, Focused and Error.

Whole screens

Mobile and web screens to start from.

Complete app screens built from the same kit, for product demos and walkthroughs that need an interface fast.

Your own

Anything you build, saved once.

Select a layer or group, choose Create from selection, and it appears in the Components panel beside the ready-made ones, ready to place again and again.

Masters and instances.

Save a layer or group as a component and it becomes the master. Every instance you place from it follows the master's edits, so restyling the master restyles them all, while each instance can still override its own fields, such as a headline, a number or a picture, without changing the master or any other instance. Components nest up to three deep, and Detach turns an instance back into ordinary layers when you want to take one apart. If you've used components in Figma or Webflow, it works the same way. More for designers.

Drag one in. Any project.

Open the Components panel, or press ⌘K and type a component's name, then drag it onto the canvas. The ready-made components work in any project, whatever it started from: a blank file, a template or a scene the assistant built. Place as many instances as the scene needs. A row of five price cards is one component placed five times, and each instance takes its own words and numbers.

Components aren't templates.

A template is a whole project: open it, swap in your words and pictures, and it becomes your piece. A component is one part of a project, such as a card, a title or a dashboard module, that you drop into a project you already have, as many times as you need. Start a launch video from a template, then build on it with components. Browse the templates.

Components that fill themselves from data.

Link a component's fields to the columns of a CSV or JSON file and Paraplex places one instance per row. Upload your product catalog and get dozens of product cards from a single component in seconds, each with its own name, price and photo. Change the master and every card follows, while each keeps its own row. See data-driven video.

On brand in every instance.

Components pick up your design system like everything else in the scene: your colors, fonts, text styles, materials and motion tokens, applied in one step. Saved materials and text styles update every layer that uses them, so one change carries through every component and every instance that follows them. More on design systems.

Built by you, the assistant or your agent.

The AI assistant builds with the same layers, groups and settings you use, so anything it makes can be saved as a component like anything you made by hand. Connect Claude Code or another MCP client and your own agent works in your open Paraplex tab with the assistant's tools, each edit one undo step. See the AI assistant, or let your AI agent make the motion.

Card stacks and titles, as whole templates

The same kinds of pieces also come as finished templates. Open one to see how it's built, then save the parts you like as components of your own.

Where components pay off.

The teams that lean on components most, and the features they plug into.

Chrome & glass hero template: a chrome panel turns behind a milky glass card as studio lights sweep across both

Paraplex for

Designers

Design a card, a title or a lower third once, save it as a component, and keep every scene that uses it consistent.

Templates: Chrome & glass hero, Card stack, chrome, Type in motion

Logo swarm template: fine particles pack into a logo, flicker, then burst toward the camera

Paraplex for

Agencies

Build a house format from components once, then re-brand it for each client with their own design system.

Templates: Logo swarm, Logo match cut, Card stack, chrome

App launch (your UI) template: the camera pushes in on an app interface pasted in as HTML, then eases back out to a tagline

Agentic AI

AI agents

Let Claude Code or another MCP client build in your open Paraplex tab with the assistant's tools, every edit one undo step.

Templates: App launch (your UI), Glass list hero, Bento hero

Bento hero template: a keynote-style bento grid builds tile by tile, each tile pairing a big number or name with a short caption

Feature

Data-driven video

Link a component's fields to the columns of a CSV or JSON file and get one instance per row: a shelf of product cards from one catalog.

Templates: Card stack, chrome, Stat drop, Bento hero

More ways to reuse your work.

Components nested up to three deep

Detach an instance to get plain layers back

⌘K search finds components by name

Paste style copies one layer's look onto another

Saved materials and text styles that update everywhere

Save any scene as a template of your own

Light and dark values for every UI kit color

An AI agent can build in your open tab over MCP

Questions about reusable components

What are reusable components in Paraplex?

Reusable components are ready-made parts, such as card stacks, dashboard modules and animated titles, that you drag from the Components panel into any project. You can also save any layer or group as a component of your own, then place as many instances of it as you need.

How are components different from templates?

A template is a whole starting project that you open and adapt. A component is a single part, such as a card, a title or a dashboard module, that you drop into a project you already have, as many times as you like. You can start from a template and add components to it.

What happens to instances when I edit the master component?

Every instance follows the master's edits, so restyling the master restyles them all. Fields an instance has overridden, such as its own headline or picture, keep that instance's values. Detach an instance to turn it back into ordinary layers that no longer follow the master.

Which components come with Paraplex?

Paraplex comes with ready-made card stack animations, dashboard modules and stylized animated titles with glows, shadows, materials, 3D depth and animation presets applied. It also includes a neutral UI kit of buttons, inputs, cards, toggles and toasts with interactive states, plus whole mobile and web screens.

Can I fill components from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Link a component's fields to the columns of a CSV or JSON file and Paraplex places one instance per row, so a single product card can become dozens, one for each product in your catalog.

Are the ready-made components free?

Yes. They come pre-installed in Paraplex at no extra cost, and the free plan exports 1080p video with no watermark, transparent video included. Pro, at $19 a month billed yearly or $24 month to month, adds 4K at 60 fps and Export all variants.

Make it once. Use it everywhere.

Start free in your browser, with the ready-made components already in the Components panel.

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Paraplex is a browser-based 3D motion design studio with an AI assistant that edits real layers and keyframes.

01

Describe it.

One or two sentences on this way to start.

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A screenshot depicting artboards in Paraplex, the 3D motion design web app, which allow you to export multiple media formats and sizes with one click, automatically formatted for different social media platforms.

Brand and social

Video ad variations

One version per spreadsheet row: columns fill headlines, prices and photos by layer name, and Export all variants renders them in one job (Pro).

Templates: On sale, Product launch

Three ways to start.

Whatever the job, a project starts from words, from a finished template, or from the files you already have. All three open in the same editor, and you can mix them in one scene.

01

Describe it.

Type what you want on the home page and click Make it. The assistant builds the scene from real layers and keyframes, and you Apply or Discard what it made.

Describe a scene

02

Open a template.

62 finished templates in 13 categories, each built for you to swap in your words, pictures, logo, colors, data, music, video or voice.

Browse templates in Paraplex

03

Bring what you have.

Drop screenshots, recordings, GLB models or Lottie files on the canvas, paste an SVG from Figma or HTML and React as a live layer, or upload a CSV for a chart.

Start with a blank scene

One scene, every screen.

Whatever the job, the same scene exports for every place it runs. Add formats as artboards beside your frame, let Responsive framing re-stack blocks for each shape, and pin your logo to its corner. Then export MP4, WebM, a GIF or a Lottie, or publish a live embed for your site.

Export to

5 shapes

16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 4:3, or a custom size

Safe zones for

4 feeds

TikTok, Reels, Shorts and the Instagram feed

Up to

4K at 60 fps

on Pro; free exports run to 1080p, no watermark

Landscape 16:9 · YouTube, slides and your site

Vertical 9:16 · Reels, Shorts & TikTok

Portrait 4:5 · feeds on Instagram, X and LinkedIn

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Paraplex for

Marketers

Every channel wants its own cut. Build one scene, reframe it for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 with safe zones for each feed, and keep every version on brand with a design system.

Templates: Stat drop, Match-cut stack, The AI ROI gap

Eight types of charts against a black background: Bar chart showing vertical bars for days Mon-Fri; Line chart plotting connected points for days; Area chart filled beneath a line for days; Pie chart divided into colored segments labeled by day; Donut chart similar to pie but with a hollow center; Scatter plot with dots of varying sizes; Gantt chart with horizontal bars labeled Research, Design, Build, Launch; Timeline with labeled milestones Founded, First product, Series A, Worldwide.

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Paraplex for

Agencies

Every client has a brand, and every brand has revisions. Keep each client's colors, fonts and motion as a design system, apply it in one step, and share a link for review.

Templates: Logo match cut, Logo swarm, Whiteboard explainer

Your brand in one step.

Keep colors, fonts, text styles, materials, scene looks and motion as a design system, and apply it to any scene at once.

Video, Lottie or a live embed.

Export MP4, WebM, GIF, PNG or Lottie, or publish an embed that plays in real time on your site and answers hover, click and scroll.

Is data-driven video free?

Paraplex has a free plan with 1080p exports and no watermark, transparent video included. Export all variants, which renders every version in one job, is part of Pro, which costs $19 a month billed yearly or $24 month to month and also adds 4K at 60 fps.

App launch (your UI) template: the camera pushes in on the input of an app interface pasted in as HTML, then eases back out to a tagline
App launch template: a question types into an app window, an answer streams in, steps slide in and a chart grows
Chrome & glass hero template: a chrome panel turns behind a milky glass card as studio lights sweep across both
One Paraplex scene on four artboards: the primary scene beside Landscape 16:9, Square 1:1 and Portrait 4:5, each laid out for its shape

Screenshot · one scene on four artboards

Coming soon: post straight to your accounts.

Not available yet. Two things are on the way for marketing teams. The first is posting finished pieces straight to your linked social accounts.

The second is a long-form YouTube workflow for 3D documentaries, educational videos and tutorials: an outline and research, a voiceover, B-roll and generated 3D scenes, edits timed to the narration with music, sound and titles, landscape and vertical renders for each platform, and titles, descriptions and hashtags written for each post. Both will be listed here when they ship.

The word 'Clarity' in large white text over a black background with abstract light patterns in warm brown on the left and cool blue on the right, showcasing the advanced 3D effects, shaders and materials shown in the Paraplex app including the liquid glass motion design template.

“Every client has a brand.”

A design system per client.

Keep each client's colors, fonts, text styles, materials, scene looks and motion as its own design system in your Library, and apply it to any scene in one step. A client's kit exports as one file to share with a teammate.

“The revisions never end.”

A link for review, a step to undo.

Copy a shareable link that publishes the piece as a web page, then refresh it after each round while the address stays the same. Notes on the canvas never export, undo has no limit, and each project keeps a History of recent saves to restore.

“The volume keeps growing.”

Templates, including your own.

Start from 70+ editable templates that each say what to swap in, or save any scene as a template of your own. Data variants make one version per spreadsheet row, and on Pro, Export all variants renders them in one job.

“Every channel wants its own size.”

One scene, every format.

Add 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 4:3 as artboards beside the frame, each reframed for its shape, with safe zones for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and the Instagram feed. On Pro, one export renders every enabled format.

The client's own fonts, saved in the project

Light and dark themes, or a brand and sub-brand, in one palette

Beat detection, so cuts land on the drum hits

Notes on the canvas that never export

Transparent WebM and PNG sequences (Pro)

Live embeds the client's site fills in by layer name

AI images and 3D models from a sentence

Components that follow the master's edits

Translations

One video, every language.

Put each language's lines in their own row and every version keeps the same motion, timing and look.

Results and recaps

Scores, stats and year in review.

Match results, weekly metrics or each customer's year in review, with that row's numbers and names in every frame.

Stat drop template in 9:16: a label slides up and a big number counts up like an odometer over a phone, the kind of frame each row of a file can fill with its own number and words