AI video editing

Motion

A general video agent for cuts, motion, and understanding.

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What it does

Motion is Mosaic's video agent for editing, motion design, and understanding footage. The research introduction says it can cut a multicamera podcast, make a launch video, or animate a logo, then leave a project you can change on a timeline or send to Premiere Pro, After Effects, or DaVinci Resolve. It can also take footage from Drive or Frame.io and context from Notion or Slack. The $4.3 million figure on the lab homepage is a funding announcement, not a subscription price.

Where it fits

Give Motion a brief, brand assets, or a reference. Review the planned cut, then adjust the timeline or move the project into your finishing tool.

Pricing & free tier

No subscription price was published on the Motion pages we read. The homepage's $4.3 million line is a funding raise.

A free tier was not described on those pages.

Prices checked . Official pricing page

Inputs, outputs & formats

In. A brief, brand assets, a reference video, or footage from connected drives.

Out. A cut you can revise, or a project for Premiere Pro, After Effects, or DaVinci Resolve.

Formats. The research note describes timeline and professional-editor handoff, not a codec list.

Getting started

  1. 1Read the Motion introduction and open the product from mosaic.so.
  2. 2Start with one reference and a short brief.
  3. 3Check the handoff file in your editor before you treat the cut as final.

Limits & gotchas

  • No price was published on the pages we read.
  • Funding amounts are not plan prices.
  • Connected apps need their own permissions.

Before you commit

The public pages we read did not list a subscription price. The funding line is not a plan fee.

Sources & editorial notes

This profile summarizes public product information and adds workflow guidance. It is not a hands-on performance review. Check the official website for current prices, limits, and availability.

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