Motion graphics for creators

Make a 6-second 16:9 kinetic statement for [who will watch, e.g. followers on LinkedIn], playing muted in the feed. Use only the sentence below; don't change a word. Near-black background, bold geometric sans, centered.

The words punch in one at a time from a slight blur and larger scale. When the last word lands, the key word flips to orange and short orange rays burst outward around the whole statement and retract. End frame: the text slowly scales up by a few percent and holds.

Statement: [your line] (e.g. "Every second of attention counts.")
Key word: [e.g. "attention"]

Make a 7-second 16:9 line chart for [who will watch, e.g. the board], playing [where, e.g. the quarterly review]. Use only the numbers I attach or list below; don't round or smooth them. Near-black background.

The title sits top left and a large white number top right. An orange line draws from left to right across the period over a fading orange gradient fill, while a white dot with an orange halo rides the tip and the big number counts along with it. At the marked point, a white ring appears on the line with a thin stem and a white label. End frame: the big number turns orange, held for 1.5 seconds.

Title: [e.g. "Weekly active users"]
Data: [your periods and values] (e.g. Jan to Jul, 1,200 to 5,200)
Marked point and label: [e.g. April, "Video launch"]

Make an 8-second 16:9 title card for [who will watch, e.g. viewers of our YouTube series], playing [where, e.g. the opening of each episode]. Use only the words below; don't change them. Near-black background.

A short orange rule draws in from the left, then a small uppercase label fades in with wide letter spacing tightening. Below it, a two-line headline rises line by line from behind invisible masks with a fast expo ease: line one in an off-white editorial serif, line two in orange italic, which then gets an orange underline wiping in from left to right. A soft gray supporting line fades up word by word. End frame: the finished title, held with a slow upward drift and a faint warm glow moving behind the text.

Label: [e.g. "INTRODUCING"]
Headline: [two lines] (e.g. "Motion that" / "moves people")
Supporting line: [one short sentence]

Make an 8-second 16:9 loop diagram for [who will watch, e.g. the marketing team], playing [where, e.g. the planning deck]. Use only the title and four steps below. Off-white background.

The title appears. Four white rounded cards with small orange numbers pop in around a faint dotted circle: top, right, bottom, left. Curved orange arrows draw clockwise from each card to the next. A short line fades in at the center in gray. End frame: a glowing orange dot travels around the circle continuously, briefly outlining each card in orange as it passes.

Title: [e.g. "The content flywheel"]
Four steps: [e.g. Publish, Measure, Learn, Improve]
Center line: [e.g. "Every week"]