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# How to Use AI Motion Design

To start from a template, browse the Inspirations gallery and click a template to preview it. Choose a colour theme if the template offers one, then click Recreate to bring it into your chat. Add a short prompt to customise details like the text, then submit.

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Once your clip is ready, it opens in the editor where you can play it back, scrub through any frame, and see how long it runs.

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Refine it by chatting. Ask for changes like a different font, a new background colour, a faster animation, or a fade in effect, and the agent updates the same clip rather than starting over.

Export your clip by clicking Render MP4. You will see a notice that your video is rendering, so keep the tab open until it finishes.

Find past designs anytime from the Gallery, where each one is saved and named automatically.


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