AI video templates

Like a TV newscast: live badge and a scrolling ticker.

Elegant print-style type, suited to in-depth stories.

Split screen, fast pace, numbered scenes. Made for TikTok and Reels.

Big words appear one by one on a blurred backdrop, the keyword gets a highlighter, story-style progress bars. Looks good even with few images.

One list item per scene: a huge number, the item photo sliding in like a carousel, its name and tags. For "5 things…" and "Top 10…" stories.

Documentary style: full-frame photos with a slow Ken Burns move, film grain, a serif lower third. For stories with strong photos.

One milestone per scene: the line grows to the current one, the camera glides along, big dates and a photo. For how a story unfolded or a history.

Verbatim quotes from the article revealed word by word under a big quotation mark, with the speaker and a black-and-white arch photo. For interviews and statements.

A scoreboard for any sport (basketball, tennis, F1, esports...): the score counts up, then the key moments one by one.

Standings slide in row by row, the team being discussed lights up and the points count up.

A job card: role, company, salary, work type, perks ticked one by one and an Apply button.

Scoreboard ticking up goal by goal on a 0–90 timeline.

Transfer card: player, old → new club, fee and contract.

Mirrored team stat bars and a standings table.

Perspective photos, project name, developer, price and amenities.

Big price figures with rise/fall arrows and comparison charts.

Stylised map: project at the centre, connections with travel times.

Price board (index, gold, USD, crypto) with green/red changes and a ticker tape.

Self-drawing price line, counting price, high/low marks. Crypto uses live CoinGecko data.

Neon coin card: live price, 24h change, market cap, volume, 7-day chart (CoinGecko).

Big ticker, price, change, volume, P/E and foreign buy/sell.

Ingredients pop in line by line, each cooking step gets a big number over the food photo, plus a cooking-time clock.

A map pin drops, polaroid photos slide in for each stop, with best-time and budget cards.

Pastel tip cards with icons, a ✓ DO / ✗ AVOID stamp on each. For health, beauty and parenting.

A step list with a progress bar: the current step grows with its photo, finished steps get ticked. For DIY, hacks and how-tos.

A film, music, game or book poster, the score counting up in a ring, and pros/cons cards.

A countdown to the day, a ticket card with date, time, venue and price, and a COMING SOON stamp.

A question with 3 options, a 3-second countdown to guess, then the right answer lights up. Great for comments.

One surprising fact per scene: a DID YOU KNOW pop, a big number counting up over a blurred photo.

A MYTH card gets a red cross, then flips to the green FACT. For health, money and science.

The story told as a thread of posts: avatar, channel name, each post sliding up like a scrolling feed.

Like an awards night: the rank rolls like a slot machine 5 → 4 → 3, photos in a gold ring, a locked #1 card that opens on the last scene with a crown and confetti.

Split screen, blue A against coral B, a VS disc slams in, the sides pulse in turn and a "Comment A or B" pill. Never shows made-up results.

A blurred photo with a big ?, a draining timer bar, then the photo sharpens and the answer lands on a yellow plate. For guess-the-price and guess-the-number.

A black question card rises, the answer is written word by word on a lime card, answered questions fold into a stack. For FAQ pages and explainers.

Minimal, light with one accent: a big title, points appear one by one on thin cards, the one being read glows. No photos needed.

Minimal: metric cards counting up, comparison bars, up/down chips. For reports, finance and research.

Minimal: numbered circles joined by a line, the current step lights up, later ones fade. For how-tos and processes.

Minimal: two cards side by side, ✓/✗ per row, the winner glows. For comparisons and before/after.

Minimal: a large faint quotation mark, the words appear one by one in an accent-barred callout, the speaker below.

Minimal: a thin line, milestones appear one by one, the current one lights up.

Minimal: a browser frame with a sketched UI (or the real page screenshot), the key part glows and a cursor clicks it. For SaaS and software how-tos.

Minimal, each scene picks its layout from its content: numbers, steps, quote, comparison or points. Keeps changing, never dull.

Minimal, dark with one accent: a big title, points appear one by one on thin cards, the one being read glows. No photos needed.

Dark. Minimal: metric cards counting up, comparison bars, up/down chips. For reports, finance and research.

Dark. Minimal: numbered circles joined by a line, the current step lights up, later ones fade. For how-tos and processes.

Dark. Minimal: two cards side by side, ✓/✗ per row, the winner glows. For comparisons and before/after.

Dark. Minimal: a large faint quotation mark, the words appear one by one in an accent-barred callout, the speaker below.

Dark. Minimal: a thin line, milestones appear one by one, the current one lights up.

Dark. Minimal: a browser frame with a sketched UI (or the real page screenshot), the key part glows and a cursor clicks it. For SaaS and software how-tos.

Dark. Minimal, each scene picks its layout from its content: numbers, steps, quote, comparison or points. Keeps changing, never dull.

Apple/Vercel-style bento grid: one tile per point, the narrated tile grows and lights up.

IDE window: a tab per scene, code typed out, terminal runs the install. For repos and dev tools.

Big counting numbers, comparison bars and a spec sheet at the end. For phones and gadgets.

Repo launch for a general audience: repo card, star counter, contributors, features.

The tool’s real page in a browser window, the camera moving across it; beside it the name, category, price, the source’s score if any, one feature per scene and pros / cons at the end.

Dark release notes: a version badge, each scene adds a row tagged New / Improved / Fixed, and a detail card shows the change being read.

A black launch stage: "Introducing", the product name huge in a gradient, one slide per scene with a counting number and the product floating over its reflection.

Hand-drawn whiteboard: one diagram per scene. Great for "What is AI?".

Explainer as a dark technical drawing: sharp boxes, straight wires, signals running through.

Explainer on a sci-fi heads-up display: rotating scan rings, glowing panels, target lock-on.

Explained like a class: chalk words written on a green board, drawn diagrams, an eraser wipe between scenes.

Cut paper on a desk: pastel cards drop in and get taped down, marker arrows between them. Warm and friendly.

Each idea is a 3D block rising from an isometric grid, links carry a moving packet, steps form a staircase. For tech and business.

A playful comic page: bold speech bubbles pop in, a starburst VS, an ink slash between scenes. For a general audience.

One flashcard per scene: the term on the front, the card flips to a plain meaning. For vocabulary, jargon and revision.

Product on a lit stage, benefit callouts point at it, a price tag swings in at the end.

Shop style: old price struck, new price stamps in, discount burst, pulsing BUY NOW.

Full-bleed photos, smooth wipes and minimal serif type. For fashion, furniture, beauty.

Rating and real customer reviews from the page, one card at a time.

Split screen with a sweeping divider and a comparison table.

A shop shelf: one product per scene drops onto a white card with an orange rank tag, a yellow price sticker, stars and the award the article gives; a strip of thumbnails shows the whole list. For review and affiliate posts.

Looks like a creator clip: full-bleed photos with jump cuts, a slight hand-held sway, TikTok-style text popping word by word, stickers and a shop pill (name, price). No frames, no stage.

Bold kinetic words, colour sweeps and a logo reveal. Works with few images.

The real page (auto-captured) in a laptop/phone; the camera zooms in and a cursor clicks features.

Minimal, all in brand colours: logo revealed in a circle, one big statement per scene.

Counting proof numbers, a customer wall and real testimonials.

A NEW burst, the feature name, a screenshot and how-it-works steps.

Opens on the problem in a grey, grainy world with red scribbles; at the fix the brand colour floods out from the centre, the logo lands and every scene is a result with a check.

The plans of the pricing page (as the page writes them) on a light page in brand colours: each scene lights one plan, the recommended one wears a Popular ribbon.