Brand video maker: a film built from your website

MotionMaker is a brand video maker that starts from your website. It reads your identity and your real interface, then edits a vertical film around one idea you choose.

  • 1080×1920
  • 30 fps
  • MP4
  • 15–25 s
Films made from the public pages of these sites, for illustration only. These brands have no affiliation with MotionMaker.

What you get

  • Identity read, not guessed

    Logo, palette and tone come from your site and are saved as a brand kit.

  • An idea before an edit

    You choose one of three film ideas, so the film has a through-line.

  • Reusable kit

    Read the brand once, then make as many messages as you need.

  • Honest content

    Nothing on screen that your site or you did not provide.

What a brand video should do

A brand video is short and has one job: make someone understand who you are and what you offer, in a way that looks like you. It is not a collection of features. It works when it has one clear idea, a consistent look and words that sound like your company.

That is why MotionMaker begins with an idea, not a cut list. After reading your site it proposes three possible films. You choose one, and the edit is built around it. Without that step you get a series of decent shots with no thread.

What MotionMaker reads from your site

  • The logo, including how it sits on its background.
  • The color palette used on the site.
  • The tone of voice and the headline wording.
  • The real interface components: cards, buttons, forms, product screens.
  • Any figures, names or claims you have published.

It saves this as a brand kit. You can fix anything it got wrong, upload a logo, change colors or rewrite an argument before exporting. A checklist to prepare your brand brief helps you do that quickly.

From one film to a series

You rarely need only one video. A launch, a promotion, a proof point and a hiring call are all different messages for the same brand. With the kit saved, each is a new angle rather than a new project. Visual consistency across them is what makes a small brand look established.

How it works

  1. Paste your site address.
  2. Watch the brand being read: logo, colors, tone, components.
  3. Pick one of three film ideas.
  4. Preview, adjust, and export a 1080×1920 MP4.
  5. Come back for the next message using the same kit.

When MotionMaker is not the right tool

A brand manifesto with actors, a documentary about your team or a film shot at your premises needs a crew. MotionMaker makes motion-led brand films from digital material. For the trade-offs against a human motion designer, see MotionMaker versus hiring a motion designer.

From website address to finished film, in four steps

  1. Paste your address

    MotionMaker reads your logo, colors, tone, text and the real interface components of your site.

  2. Pick a film idea

    You get three film ideas. The one you choose drives the whole edit.

  3. The film is cut

    Shots, camera moves and rhythm are built around your brand, with nothing made up.

  4. Tweak and export

    Adjust shots, logo, colors and claims, then download the vertical MP4.

Frequently asked questions

What is a brand video?
A short film that presents who you are and what you offer in a way that looks and sounds like your company. MotionMaker builds one from your website.
How do I make a brand video without editing skills?
Paste your website address, choose one of three film ideas and export. You can adjust scenes, logo, colors and arguments, but you never edit a timeline.
Can I reuse my brand for several videos?
Yes. The brand is read once and saved as a kit; each new video is a new message on top of it.
How long is the film?
Between 15 and 25 seconds, in vertical 1080×1920 MP4.
Is anything invented?
No. Content comes from your site or from what you type.

Paste your website address. The film follows.

Paste your address: your site is read, then your first film is made in your account. Free credits at sign-up, watermark-free MP4 films.

Nothing is made up: figures, reviews and names come from your site. The app interface is currently in French.