A new interface, five models, and free visual text edits

A new Motionflare interface

The workspace was rebuilt around the thing you actually do: read the draft, watch the scenes, fix what is wrong. Projects, previews, and settings were rearranged so the common path is short and the rare controls stay out of the way.

A model picker

You can now choose the generation model per project. Five models across three tiers:

• MiniMax M3 — the most efficient option
• Grok 4.5 — a strong balance of speed and quality
• Gemini 3.6 Flash — fast and balanced
• GPT-5.6 Terra — advanced quality and reasoning
• GPT-5.6 Sol — maximum quality for demanding work

The picker shows the quality profile and the credit multiplier before you begin. MiniMax, Grok, and Gemini are available to everyone; Terra and Sol are Pro and Max.

Your choice stays attached to the project, so initial generation and later refinements stay consistent, and it is visible in Project Settings.

Edit on-screen text visually, for free

Small copy changes should not require rebuilding an entire scene.

The Scene Editor finds the static text rendered inside each scene and lets you edit it directly — a headline, a typo, a URL, a line of copy you want gone — then saves everything together. Visual text edits are free and preserve the existing animation, voice-over, subtitles, timing, transitions, and layout. If the new copy is significantly longer, Motionflare warns that it may affect the composition without blocking the edit.

For larger creative changes the same panel has a separate Regenerate tab.

More control after generation

Project Settings brings brand, music, and voice controls into one place: replace the project logo, manage the watermark, change background music and its volume, choose another voice, update the voice-over language, and control subtitles without starting over.

Changing the voice rebuilds only the voice assets and keeps the finished scene visuals, so you can try a different delivery without asking Motionflare to redesign the video.