MotionFX: the film studio your AI runs (plus InkyGenFx)

MotionFX is a film studio that your AI assistant runs. Tell it a topic in plain words, in Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor or any AI tool that can run commands on your computer. It researches the subject, writes the script, plans every shot, records the narration, makes the pictures, animates the graphics, adds music and sound, then renders and checks a finished 4K, 60 fps film.

You make the calls that matter: the style, the storyboard, and your notes on the draft. Everything else is automated.

Built for YouTube creators

If you want to start a documentary or explainer channel on YouTube, everything you need comes packed in one folder. Both tools have been refined over many months of research into what makes videos work on YouTube.

• Video ideas: it pitches topics and tests each one against what has worked for real channels
• Titles, descriptions, tags, and hashtags written for every video, sized to YouTube's limits
• Thumbnails: two or three designs per video, with the words set in code so they're never misspelt
• Vertical versions for Shorts, TikTok, and Reels, with a first frame composed to stop the scroll
• InkyGenFx adds ready-to-paste posting copy for YouTube, Shorts, TikTok, and Reels, with copy buttons

What it makes

• Documentaries, explainers, and video essays, from 15 seconds to about an hour
• Ads, product films, and story films with characters who speak
• Films cut from your own talking-head or screen recording, with silences and retakes trimmed
• Landscape, vertical or square

How it looks

Motion graphics drawn in code (titles, counters, charts, maps and diagrams) plus 21 picture styles: cinematic, documentary photograph, fashion film, product studio, pop-colour studio, realistic 3D, animated-feature 3D, clay, papercut, comic, anime, storybook watercolour, painted animation, flat illustration, whiteboard, stickman, stickman in colour and cartoon, with archival, noir and horror when you ask for them. Describe a look that isn't on the list, and it builds one.

Your AI does the setup

Unzip the folder, open it in your AI assistant, and say "Set up MotionFX for me and walk me through my first video." It checks your computer, installs what is missing, tells you which accounts to create, stores your keys safely and makes a short first film with you.

Checked before you see it

Every film is tested automatically. Each animation lands on its spoken word, all text passes WCAG contrast, nothing overlaps or runs off the frame, transitions are smooth, the mix sits at streaming loudness, and the file plays cleanly on phones and QuickTime.

What's in the zip

• MotionFX, with instructions for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and other assistants
• InkyGenFx, the earlier tool: a web app that turns one prompt into a captioned video with posting copy
• A 26-page illustrated guide written for people with no technical background

What you need

• An AI assistant that can run commands on your computer: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot or similar. It was built with Claude Code, which runs it best. MotionFX can't be used without one.
• A Mac, a Linux computer, or a Windows PC with WSL2
• An account with the fal AI service for pictures, voice and music, paid as you go in dollars. A four-minute motion-graphics film costs under $1; one with about thirty pictures costs $5 to $10.

Licence

Single user. You can use and change it for yourself, and the videos you make are yours to publish and sell, client work included. Sharing, reselling or redistributing the tools needs written permission from the author. It is a one-time purchase of the version you buy: future updates and support are not included. If a significant update comes out, it may be emailed to buyers as goodwill.

Questions? Email [email protected]

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