Letter drop
Letters fall in one by one and land with a small bounce. The classic showreel opener.
AI motion graphics generator
From a screenshot or a sentence, made by Claude Opus 5.5. Change any part, and only that part moves.
02 · Why Tellcut
Say what to change, or pick one shot on the timeline. Only that part moves, and every version is kept to compare or undo.
Text, UI and logos come straight from your image and move as it is. AI video models redraw them and blur the words.
Claude Opus 5.5 writes the motion graphics frame by frame: exact timing, text and colours, rendered to a sharp 1080p MP4.
03 · How it works
Drop in an app screenshot, game screen, product photo or poster, and Tellcut suggests what can move. No image? Describe the motion graphics in words.
The storyboard appears in seconds, then each shot is written as code and checked against your image. Usually done in a minute or two.
Ask for changes in plain words, pick a shot or point at a part of your image, compare versions, and download a 1080p MP4.
04 · Effects
You can't ask for an effect you've never seen. Watch each one, then pick it in the Studio or copy its wording into your own prompt.
Letters fall in one by one and land with a small bounce. The classic showreel opener.
Each letter slides up from behind an invisible line, as if pushed out of the floor.
Text types itself out with a blinking block cursor. Good for taglines and tech intros.
A word shoots in from the side, stretched wide, and snaps back to its normal width.
Text falls with weight, squashes on impact, then settles. Makes type feel physical.
Outlined copies of a word ripple outward behind the solid word. Instant depth.
Random characters flicker and lock into the real word from left to right.
A slanted colour bar sweeps across the screen to cut between two scenes.
05 · Examples
Real motion graphics people made with Claude Opus 5.5, the model Tellcut runs on. Click one to watch it, read its prompt, and make your own version.
06 · Under the hood
AI video models paint every frame as pixels, so they redraw your interface, blur small text and give you a new random take each time you ask for a change. That's fine for live-action scenes, and wrong for a product video.
AI motion graphics work the other way. In Tellcut, Claude Opus 5.5 writes your video as code that moves your real screenshot, your real type and your exact colours, frame by frame. So the UI in the video is your UI, and "make the title bigger" changes the title and nothing else.
Curious how that works? Read about the Opus 5.5 video generator, or just try the example in the Studio.
07 · Pricing
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08 · FAQ
Animated graphics (moving type, UI, charts, logos, shapes and product shots) made by AI from a description or an image. Tellcut makes AI motion graphics with Claude Opus 5.5, which writes every frame as code, so text stays sharp and colours stay exact.
An AI motion graphics generator you can edit precisely. Turn a screenshot, a product photo or one sentence into motion graphics (an app promo, a game ad, a product launch, a data story), then change any part by telling Tellcut what you want. Export a 1080p MP4.
Yes. Add a screenshot, game screen, product photo or poster and say what should move: spin the wheel, pop the reward, draw the chart, sweep a shine across the bottle. Tellcut looks at the image first, suggests what it can animate, and keeps your text and UI pixel-exact. It can't invent what isn't in the picture, like making a person in a photo wave; it tells you when that's the case and offers what it can do instead, and you get your credits back. You can use up to four images in one video; the first adds 60 credits and each more 20.
Type the change, like "make the headline bigger" or "slow the chart down". Only that part changes. To be precise, pick a shot on the timeline or point at a part of your image first. Every version is kept, so you can compare or go back.
Video models paint pixels, so text blurs, your UI gets redrawn and every change is a new random take. AI motion graphics from Tellcut are written as code: your screenshots stay exact, type stays sharp, and a change touches only what you asked for. For live-action or realistic people, a video model is the better tool.
App launch videos, product walkthroughs, mobile game ads, flash-sale ads, logo reveals, kinetic typography, explainers, data stories and 9:16 social posts, in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, up to 30 seconds.
Claude Opus 5.5 plans and writes every video. See how it works on our Opus 5.5 video generator page.
Yes. Everything you make on Tellcut is yours to use, including in ads and client work.