Animatiq creates editable videos from code using React and HTML. It generates clips, animations, and images using top generative AI models, edits, cuts, and captions existing footage, and builds motion design components, slideshows, and other video artefacts — all still editable a month later.
Made with Animatiq
Animatiq thinks, creates, and renders the video. Every frame is editable.
The edit
Prompt to edit style, content, variables, or completely rewrite the video.
the original render
change the colour theme to dark and change the font
change the question to “why is the sunset red”
Two different edits, one project. Same timing, same animation, nothing rebuilt.
How it works
Animatiq plans, creates, and renders motion videos—while every scene stays editable.
One project · four moments
Say what the piece has to do. Add the material that makes it true—a URL, deck, dataset, footage, or brand kit. Animatiq researches the source before it writes a frame.
Create a launch film that shows why the new workflow is faster—not just that it is.
Review the story before production starts. You see every scene, claim, beat, and transition—with your type, palette, pacing, and voice treated as rules.
The friction
The shift
Proof in motion
Product resolve
Change a line, number, colour, logo, or beat in chat—or open the project and edit it directly. The approved parts stay approved.
Render every format you need in minutes. The source project remains open, so tomorrow’s correction is an edit—not another production cycle.
Use cases
From a six-second logo reveal to a complete launch campaign, Animatiq handles research, design, animation, audio, and rendering in one editable project.
Launch products with proof, not placeholders.
Make complex products, processes, and data clear.
Turn recurring source material into repeatable video.
Build a motion language your identity can keep.
Questions
The things people ask before their first render.
Two to five minutes for most pieces, and up to about ten for longer or more complex ones. The brief takes longer to write than the render takes to run.
Every scene is stored as parameters rather than baked pixels — copy, numbers, colours, type, timing, the logo. You change the line and re-render, and the rest of the video is the one you already approved.
Give it your logo, palette, and typefaces and those become constraints on every scene rather than a filter applied at the end. Once set, they hold across everything you make.
No. You need to know what the video has to say. If you do know motion design, the project is open and you can go into it directly.
Browse every example on this page and load any of them into the composer to see the full brief behind it. Signing up is what starts a render.
Those produce a clip. This produces a composition — scenes, timing, type, data, audio, and brand rules that hold together and stay editable. Different job, different output.
Made with Animatiq
A few of the projects the Animatiq community has made — real prompts, real renders, still editable.
