01. Make motion graphics with AI

Notes

• Use your own words. Bangla, English or broken English all work.
• You don't have to learn HTML, CSS or Remotion first.
• My pick is Claude. If you can, try the Pro plan. For voice there are many TTS tools; I like ElevenLabs.
• Say who it's for, what to say, which colours, what design you like, and add your logo.
• Don't say “make it better”. Say exactly what looks wrong.
• Ask for the final video file. Export options depend on your plan, so ask how to get it.

Your task

Make one 10-second video today for something real. Change it at least three times.

Prompt pack

Copy one, change the brackets, and send.

Make me a 15-second motion graphics video in 9:16.
It's for: [who]
It should say: [your message]
Colours: [your colours]
Design I like: [describe it or link an example]
I've attached my logo. Use it exactly as it is.
Make the text big and bring it in one line at a time.

Make a 15-second 9:16 motion graphics ad for [business]. The offer is [offer]. Say the offer in the first second and end with [contact]. Big text, one idea per screen. Colours: [colours].

Explain how [topic] works in a 30-second 9:16 animation for someone who has never heard of it. Use simple drawn shapes, no photos. Change the visual with every sentence.

I've attached my logo. Make a 5-second logo reveal on a [colour] background. Use the logo exactly as it is. Don't redraw or recolour it. End on the full logo for one second.

Make a 20-second launch animation for [product]. Show the problem first, then the product, then three benefits: [1], [2], [3]. Finish with [call to action].

Turn this data into a 15-second animated chart in 16:9: [paste data]. Count the numbers up and highlight the biggest change. Only use my numbers.

Build a one-page website for [business]. It's for [audience]. The one thing a visitor should do is [action]. Here is my real text: [text]. It must look good on a phone first.

Small tricks

1. Ask it to ask youAdd “ask me what you need before you start”. You'll get better results without writing a longer prompt.
2. Show an exampleIf you can't describe a style, attach a screenshot or link you like and say what you like about it.
3. See stills firstOn longer videos, ask for a few still frames before the full animation. Fixing a picture is quicker.
4. Change one thingAsk for one change per message. If something breaks, you'll know what caused it.
5. Paste the problemIf something shows an error, paste the exact text back and ask it to fix it.
6. Save what workedKeep prompts that gave a good result. Next time, start from those instead of an empty box.