Vibe Motion makes a short motion-design ad. It works like Jingles — same director, same animation styles — but instead of a song, a voice-over tells the story (or the ad is muted and the words live on screen), over an instrumental music bed.
1. Talk to the director
Open
Vibe → Motion. Tell the director what the ad should say, or tap the bulb for
Motion Ideas. It asks before making anything.
2. The settings
- Length — 15, 20, 25 or 30 seconds. The script, the number of scenes and the price follow it.
- Voice — Auto, Mute, Female or Male. The voice-over is directed like an actor — who is speaking, the scene, the emotion of each line — in your market's accent. With Mute there is no voice: the words are on screen.
- Music — Auto, No music, or any genre played as an instrumental bed.
- Animation — Animated 2D, Illustrated, Photos or Video.
- Format and Logo — as in Jingles.
3. Make it
The script is written to the length, the voice-over recorded, the film made and checked, then rendered. There are no subtitles: each scene lands its key words as a designed headline. The ad goes to your strategy's assets.
Tips
- Shorter scripts sound better: the voice is never sped up to fit — if the script runs long, the ad gets longer.
- Use Mute for feeds where most people watch without sound.
