For launch films, explainers, demos and social ads, an AI motion graphics tool such as Voom can stand in for a freelance motion designer: you write a prompt or paste a link and get a finished video with voice-over and music. On Pro, $29 a month for 560 credits, a 30-second film uses 13 credits. Hire a designer for character animation, 3D, a new brand system or exact art direction.
Prompt A 60-second Product Hunt launch film for Voom: what it makes, who it is for, and why to try it on launch day. Link: madewithvoom.com
Who the video is for, the one message, the length, the size and the tone. One or two sentences are enough; a longer brief works too.
Your link gives Voom the colours, fonts, copy and screens a designer would ask for. Upload screenshots, product pictures or a logo with Images.
Watch the film. To change the wording, the size or the length, make a variation: a new version from the same settings, priced by its length.
Example prompt A 30-second launch film for Wise.
An example only: made by Voom from Wise’s public website to show what Voom does with a link. Voom is not affiliated with Wise, and Wise did not commission or review this film. The names and logos shown belong to their owners.
Example prompt Explain how a UPI payment moves money from one bank account to another in about two seconds, for people in India who are new to paying by phone. Walk through who talks to whom: your app, your bank, NPCI, the other bank, and the PIN that only you know.
Made with Voom from this prompt alone, a hypothetical brief with no link.
Example prompt A vertical launch film for Dots by OpenAI: always-on agents with their own cloud computer that you talk to in ChatGPT, Slack or Teams. Playful and bright, made for phones.
An example only: made by Voom from OpenAI’s public website to show what Voom does with a link. Voom is not affiliated with OpenAI, and OpenAI did not commission or review this film. The names and logos shown belong to their owners.
Motion graphics designers booked through YunoJuno average $64 an hour, according to its 2026 benchmarks, and Broadcast2World’s studio packages for a 60-second explainer start at $2,400. On Voom, a 30-second film uses 13 credits, under a dollar of a Pro plan’s $29 a month.
A designer’s timeline depends on their queue and on rounds of feedback. Voom’s app estimates 25 to 30 minutes for a film of up to a minute and 30 to 45 minutes for a longer one, and emails you when it is ready.
A designer revises the same project, round after round. Voom makes a new version instead: make a variation, change the prompt, the size or the length, and pay for the new film. Small changes are cheap, but they are new films, not edits.
Character animation with acting, detailed 3D, a new brand identity, live action, or art direction that must match a storyboard frame by frame. Voom makes none of these, and a skilled motion designer does all of them.
A 30-second launch film for my SaaS from its link: what it does, who it is for and one number that proves it. Voice-over, music, no avatars.
Use this promptA 60-second explainer for our homepage: the problem, how our product solves it in three steps, and the price. Calm and clear.
Use this promptA 15-second vertical ad for Reels from our product page: one promise, our own screenshots, captions on.
Use this promptA 45-second square video for LinkedIn announcing our new plan, on our brand, with a confident voice.
Use this promptScript, design, animation, voice-over, original music and mastered sound in one MP4.
Colours, fonts, logo and screens from your link, uploads or brand kit.
16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5, at 1080 pixels on the short side.
20 voices, each able to speak every language Voom offers.
A 30-second film uses 13 credits, about $0.67 on Pro. Pro costs $29 a month for 560 credits; one film a month still costs the whole plan. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free.
Motion graphics designers booked through YunoJuno average $64 an hour, according to its 2026 benchmarks. Studio packages cost more: Broadcast2World’s 60-second explainer starts at $2,400, $3,500 or $5,500 depending on the style, with a human voice-over and two revision rounds per stage. Voom’s guide to motion graphics costs has the sources.
For many marketing videos, yes: launch films, explainers, product demos, social ads and feature announcements with type, charts and real product screens. Not for character animation, 3D, live action or a new brand identity. Many teams use AI for the everyday videos and a designer for the few that need a person’s craft.
Animate characters that act, build 3D scenes, film or composite live action, design a brand system from scratch, and match a storyboard frame by frame through rounds of feedback. A designer also hands over project files; Voom gives you a finished MP4 and no editable project.
Yes. Paste it into the prompt, up to 4,000 characters, with your product link and any screenshots or logo as images. Voom follows the brief’s message, length, size and tone, and designs the look itself; there are no templates to pick.
Voom’s app estimates 25 to 30 minutes for a film of up to a minute, and 30 to 45 minutes for a longer one. You can close the tab; Voom emails you when the film is ready. Reading a product link first takes about 2 minutes.
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