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Free motion graphics generators, made in your browser.

48 generators for the graphics creators use most. Pick one, change the numbers, words and colors, and download a 1080p MP4 ready for CapCut, Premiere Pro or any editor.

Numbers and time

Counters, timers, countdowns and clocks.

Number counter

Any two numbers, counting up or down, with a prefix, suffix and label of your own.

Timer video

A countdown from any time up to 60 minutes, with a ring or a bar that empties as it runs out.

Progress bar

A bar, a ring or a row of blocks filling to any percentage, with the number counting beside it.

Calendar animation

A desk calendar flipping from Friday the 13th to Monday the 16th, then “3 days later” as the last page lands.

Clock animation

An analog clock racing from 7:10 to 10:10 with its hands sweeping, then “3 hours later”. Digital and flip styles too.

Film countdown

The black-and-white film leader: 5 down to 1 inside two circles and a crosshair, with a clock wipe sweeping round each number.

Text and titles

Lower thirds, typing, highlights and title animations.

Lower third

A name and a title in five animated styles: a bar, a line, a card, a name tag or an @handle pill, placed along the bottom of the frame.

Title animation

A title and subtitle revealed seven ways: words rising out of a mask, popping, sliding, tracking in, wiped or fading up.

Typewriter text

Your words typing themselves behind a cursor, in a human rhythm. The text alone for an overlay, or inside a terminal window.

Text highlight animation

A sentence rises in word by word, then a highlighter sweeps behind the words that matter. Underline, circle, box or strike them instead.

Neon text

“Good vibes only” in pink handwritten neon that flickers on line by line, then glows steady on black.

Glitch text

Your words in bursts of color split, sideways slices and flicker, with calm between them and a clean hold at the end.

Quote video

A quote set line by line under a large opening mark, with one phrase highlighted and the author’s name after it.

Speech bubble

A rounded speech bubble that springs out of its tail, with your words coming in one at a time.

Search bar animation

A query typing itself into a search field, a pointer clicking the search button, then results loading underneath.

Breaking news banner

A BREAKING NEWS tag that slams in, a headline bar and a ticker scrolling under it, with a LIVE badge and a clock.

Credits roll

A title, then roles and names scrolling up at a steady pace, ending on “Thank you for watching” in the middle of the frame.

Charts and lists

Bar charts, pie charts, timelines, rankings and checklists.

Bar chart animation

Six months of revenue as rising bars, each value counting up as its bar grows. Type your own labels and numbers for 2 to 8 bars.

Pie chart

Two to eight slices sweeping in one after another, with a legend that counts up each percentage. A pie or a donut.

Line graph animation

A line drawing itself through eight months of visitors, with a soft fill underneath and a chip that counts up to 8,100.

Bar chart race

Eight made-up note apps racing from 2020 to 2025: bars overtaking each other, values counting, the year rolling over.

Timeline animation

Five milestones from 2018 to 2026, each dot popping as the line reaches it and its date and title rising in.

Checklist animation

Five steps ticked off one by one: each circle fills, the check strokes in, the item dims and a count runs up beside the title.

Ranking list

Up to ten places in a numbered list that fills in one at a time, counting down to number one or up from it.

Versus screen

Two name cards slam in from the sides, a VS badge lands between them, and three stat rows compare the two teams.

Scoreboard

Two teams with their own codes and colors, and a score that ticks from 1–1 to 3–2, then rests on Final.

Tier list

S, A, B, C and D rows in the familiar colors, with pizza toppings dropping into their tiers one after another.

Quiz video

A question with two to four answers, a countdown while the viewer thinks, then the right answer lighting up.

Spin the wheel video

A wheel of eight dinner choices spinning, slowing down and landing on Tacos, with the answer shown under it.

Testimonial video

A customer review on a card: the stars filling one after another, the words rising in, and the reviewer's name beside an initials avatar.

Social and phone

Subscribe buttons, chats, comments and notifications.

Subscribe button

A pointer presses Subscribe, the button turns to Subscribed and a bell rings beside it. Alone, or in a bar with your channel's name.

Follow button

A profile chip with your username and initials. A fingertip taps Follow and the button turns to Following with a tick. As a pill, or a card with a follower count.

Text message video

A one-to-one text thread that types itself out: their bubbles on the left after the typing dots, yours on the right.

Comment reply overlay

The “replying to a comment” sticker as a clip: a speech bubble with an avatar, a small line and the comment, which pops in and holds.

Notification animation

Three phone notifications stacking up one after another on glass cards, each with its own app tile, title and message.

Social post animation

A post card with an avatar, name, handle and text, then a heart that pops while the like count ticks up.

Incoming call

A call screen that rings for three seconds, then gets answered: the buttons change and a call timer starts.

Music player overlay

A now playing card that opens out of its cover, then plays: the progress bar moves, the times count and the equalizer bounces.

Overlays and effects

Maps, confetti, arrows, backgrounds and camera overlays.

Map route animation

A route between any two of 1,208 cities on a world map, with a plane, car, train or ship traveling it and the distance shown.

Arrow animation

A hand-drawn red arrow that sweeps in, flicks its head and taps at the spot, with a handwritten label.

Confetti overlay

Rainbow confetti fired from two cannons in the bottom corners, tumbling as it falls, on black.

Fireworks overlay

Ten multicolor bursts on pure black, rising, opening and sparkling out over an 8-second loop. Ready for a Screen blend.

Money rain

Banknotes and gold coins falling at different depths, notes fluttering and coins spinning. Any currency sign, any note color.

Snow overlay

Soft falling snow in four depths on pure black, with the nearest flakes out of focus. Loops, ready for a Screen blend.

Emoji animation

A 😂 that springs in, overshoots, wobbles and settles with a ring and sparks. Or make any emoji rain, float up or burst.

Animated background

A looping motion background in six styles, from a slow blue gradient to particles, a perspective grid and bokeh.

REC overlay

A camcorder display with a blinking REC light, a timecode running from 00:00:00, a battery, a date stamp and corner marks.

Audio waveform video

Mirrored frequency bars moving to your sound, with a title, an episode line and a progress bar with the time.

How they work

From a blank frame to a finished clip in a minute.

  1. 1

    Pick a graphic

    A counter, a timer, a lower third, a chart, a subscribe button, a map route. Each one opens with a finished example already playing.

  2. 2

    Make it yours

    Type your own numbers and words, choose a style and a look, set the colors and the frame shape. The preview follows as you change things.

  3. 3

    Download the MP4

    The video is rendered in your browser at 1080p and saved to your device. Drop it into CapCut, Premiere Pro or any other editor.

Questions

Free motion graphics generators, answered.

What is a motion graphics generator?

A motion graphics generator is a tool that makes an animated graphic for video from settings you choose, instead of you animating it by hand: a number that counts up, a timer, a lower third, a chart, a subscribe button. Each one on this page runs in your browser and gives you a finished MP4.

Are these motion graphics generators really free?

Yes. They're free to use and free to download from, with no account, no email address and no watermark on the video. There's no limit on how many graphics you make.

What format do the graphics download in?

An MP4 with H.264 video at 1080p, in the shape you choose: 1080×1920 (9:16) for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1920×1080 (16:9) for YouTube, 1080×1080 (1:1), or 1080×1350 (4:5). You can export at 30 or 60 frames per second.

How do I add one of these graphics to my video?

Make the graphic on a green background and download it. In your editor, put it on the track above your footage and remove the green with chroma key. Light graphics also work on a black background with the Screen blend mode. Each tool's page has the steps for CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro.

Do the graphics have a transparent background?

MP4 can't store transparency, so the graphics come ready to key instead: set the background to green and remove it in your editor, or use black with the Screen blend mode. Either way only the graphic is left over your footage.

Do I need to install anything or upload my video?

No. Everything runs in your browser. The graphic is drawn and encoded on your own device, using the browser's built-in video encoder, and nothing is sent to a server.

Which browsers do the generators work in?

They need a browser that can encode video with the WebCodecs API: current versions of Chrome, Edge and Safari, and Firefox on a computer. If your browser can't, the page tells you before you start.

Can I use the graphics in client work, ads or monetized videos?

Yes. The videos you download are yours to use in personal and commercial projects, with no attribution needed.

What if I need a graphic these tools don't make?

That's what Rescroll's AI motion graphics are for. You describe the graphic in plain English, attach your logo, fonts or a screenshot of your style, and it's designed from scratch on your own video, placed around you and timed to the word you say. Ask for any change in the chat. It's part of the Pro, Ultimate and Scale plans.

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Where to go next.

AI motion graphics

Graphics designed from a description, on your own video, placed around you and timed to your words.

AI video editor

The whole edit from a sentence: silences and bad takes cut, captions, color, zooms and graphics.

Guides

How to add motion graphics in CapCut and Premiere Pro, what they cost, and when they help.

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