Motion Graphics

Got a static design, PSD layers, or visual assets ready in Fluidfit? Motion Graphics helps you bring them to life.

Use layers from Layer Splitter or your own assets, add motion to each layer, choose an AI model, and generate a polished video or GIF — all without leaving Fluidfit.

No timeline complexity. No heavy animation tools. Just an easier way to create motion.

What Motion Graphics Does

Motion Graphics lets you animate separate layers and turn them into a final motion output.

You can:

• Animate layers individually

• Add transitions and movement effects

• Control timing for each layer

• Use prompts for custom animations

• Choose AI video models

• Export videos or GIFs

Think of it as turning a layered design into motion in just a few steps.

How to Use It

Getting started is simple:

1. Add the AI Motion Graphics node to your workflow

2. Connect layers from Layer Splitter or supported inputs

3. Review the imported layers

4. Add animations to selected layers

5. Use prompts for custom effects if needed

6. Choose an AI model

7. Set your export options

8. Click Generate

That’s it — your static layout becomes motion-ready content.

Works Great with Layer Splitter

Motion Graphics pairs especially well with Layer Splitter.

Once layers are extracted from a PSD, connect the grouped output directly into Motion Graphics. Your layers come in automatically and are ready to animate.

That means:

• No manual slicing

• No reconnecting every element

• No rebuilding layouts from scratch

Just split, animate, and generate.

Manage Layers Easily

Each imported item appears as its own layer.

You can:

• View all layers in one panel

• Select layers individually

• Remove layers you don’t need

• Apply animations layer by layer

So you stay in control of what moves, what stays still, and when it happens.

Animate Individual Layers

Use built-in transitions such as:

• Bounce In

• Fade In

• Slide In

• Direction-based motion

For each layer, you can control:

• Transition Type

• Start Time

• Duration

• Direction

A simple way to create motion that feels clean and polished.

Use Prompts for Custom Layer Animations

Want something beyond the preset transitions? Use prompts to create custom animations for specific layers.

Examples:

• Add a fire animation on layer "chocolate_bar"

• Add a waterfall effect on layer "chocolate"

• Make the logo float gently upward

• Add subtle walking motion to the character layer

Great for creating standout visuals without complicated setup.

AI Models

Choose the model that best fits your style or quality needs.

Examples available in Motion Graphics:

• Kling 3.0

• Seedance 1 Lite

• Pixverse v4.5

Different models can produce different motion styles, speeds, and results — so feel free to experiment.

Export Settings

Before generating, you can configure:

• Format
  MP4 (H.264), GIF

• Resolution
  Example: 300×600, custom sizes, standard presets

• Frame Rate
  Example: 30 fps

• Bitrate
  Available for supported video formats

• Duration
  Example: 15 seconds

Helpful when you're creating for ads, socials, previews, or lightweight GIF outputs.

Good to Know Before You Start

• Cleaner Layers = Better Results
  Well-cut source layers usually animate better.

• Start Simple
  Too much motion on every layer can feel busy. A few strong movements often work better than many small ones.

• Use Timing Smartly
  Staggered start times usually look smoother and more professional.

• Try Prompts + Presets Together
  Use built-in transitions as your base, then prompts for more creative moments.

• One PSD per Flow Works Best
  For the smoothest experience, it’s best to use one PSD with Layer Splitter and Motion Graphics per flow. It keeps things cleaner, easier to manage, and more responsive while you work.

• Results May Vary by Model
  Different AI models may interpret motion prompts differently.
  
  

Best Use Cases

Motion Graphics works great for:

• Product promos

• Social ads

• GIF creatives

• Banner animations

• UI showcases

• Storytelling scenes

• Marketing visuals

Motion Graphics takes a lot of the usual friction out of animation workflows. If you already have layers ready, you’re only a few clicks away from something that moves.

Try it now in Fluidfit.