Shared UI
Editor shell, controls, access surfaces, checker modes, and export framing stay consistent.
Motion Typography
Focused text animation apps.
Choose a focused animator, keep the same editor controls, and build with isolated engines under one shared UI system.
Shared editor shell
Isolated app engines
One design framework
App Library
All Apps
Open a standalone app without loading every animation engine into the same page.
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App scopes
Each app owns its engine, assets, presets, state namespace, theme tokens, and page copy.
Clean routing
The hub links to standalone apps through the registry instead of bundling every app together.
Full Access
Choose free editing, personal creator access, or commercial full access.
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Export the current design watermark-free with a one-time payment.
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FAQ
Clear answers about app separation, shared UI, exports, watermarks, and paid access.
Can I use the apps without an account?
Yes. You can open supported editors, type your own text, preview controls, and test the app flow without creating an account.
Why are there separate apps?
Each animator can keep its own engine, assets, presets, and state while still using the same shared editor shell and design system.
Does one app load every animation engine?
No. The hub links to standalone app scopes, so a specific animator only loads the code and assets it needs.
Why does the editor preview show a watermark?
The editor can use a protected low-quality preview while you design. Final export access is handled separately.
When is the watermark removed?
Paid exports can be downloaded without the watermark. Free exports can stay watermarked depending on the app.
What does Full Access include?
Full Access is the shared access layer for supported apps, export options, watermark-free downloads, and license levels.
Where should new app-specific code go?
New engines, assets, presets, and app-specific behavior should stay inside that app scope. Shared UI belongs in the shared framework.