MotionflareVideo in another language, and a built-in tutorial
Generate the whole video in another language — scenes and voice-over both — and learn the product from a tutorial that sits inside the workspace.
Two more requests kept coming back after Changelog 01: reach, and that first quiet moment of staring at a blank workspace.
Multi-language video
A launch video should sound like it was made for the people watching it, not translated for them. And a launch does not only happen in English.
Motionflare now builds the whole video in another language. This is not subtitles and it is not an English video with a translation bolted on at the end: the on-screen scene text and the spoken voice-over are both generated natively in the language you pick. The motion, the timing, and the creative direction stay exactly as they would in English.
Today you can choose English (US), English (UK), or Greek. Greek was a deliberate first test — a different alphabet and different letterforms push the system much harder than another Latin-script language would, so getting screen text and voice clean there makes the next language mostly a matter of turning it on.
More languages are on the way.
A built-in tutorial
The first time you meet a tool that turns one URL into a finished video, the hard part is not the work. It is knowing where to begin.
So there is now a short video tutorial in the workspace sidebar, sitting next to the work instead of buried on a docs page you have to go and find. Watch it before your first project, or glance back at it when you want a reminder.
It is the smaller of the two changes here. On day one, it might be the one that matters most.