Changelog 04: UI 2.0, More Models, and Visual Editing

Joey

Founder

July 16, 2026

Чтение: 2 мин.

Motionflare has a new look—and a lot more control behind it.

This release refreshes the experience from the first prompt to the final edit. You can choose from more generation models, update on-screen text without regenerating a scene, and change the voice, music, or branding after your video is finished.

1. A new Motionflare interface

Motionflare has been redesigned around a cleaner, more focused creation experience.

The new landing page puts the fastest path front and center: paste a website or describe what you want to make, then let Motionflare turn it into an on-brand marketing video.

The dashboard now brings every important decision into one streamlined workflow. Choose a model, duration, language, voice, background music, and aspect ratio before generation begins. Pro and Max users can also choose between 30-second and 60-second videos.

The project workspace has been refreshed too. Generation progress, source material, scene details, preview, timeline, and chat now sit together in a clearer layout, so it is easier to understand what Motionflare is doing and move directly into editing when the video is ready.

2. More models, more ways to create

You can now choose the generation model that best fits each project.

Motionflare currently offers 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 model picker shows the quality profile and credit multiplier before you begin. MiniMax, Grok, and Gemini are available to everyone, while Terra and Sol are available on Pro and Max plans.

Your choice stays attached to the project, keeping initial generation and later refinements consistent. The selected model is also visible inside Project Settings.

3. Edit on-screen text visually—and for free

Small copy changes should not require rebuilding an entire scene.

The new Scene Editor finds the static text rendered inside each scene and lets you edit it directly. Update a headline, correct a typo, replace a URL, or remove a line of copy, then save all your changes 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 you that it may affect the composition without blocking the edit.

For larger creative changes, the same panel includes a separate Regenerate tab. The editor also follows the active scene as you move through the timeline and protects unsaved changes before switching away.

4. More control after generation

Project Settings now brings brand, music, and voice controls into one place.

You can replace the project logo, manage the watermark, change background music, adjust its volume, choose another voice, update the voice-over language, and control subtitles without starting over.

Changing the voice now rebuilds only the voice assets while preserving the finished scene visuals. That means you can try a different delivery without asking Motionflare to redesign the video.

Everything in this update is live now.

Create your next video at Motionflare.ai, and tell us what you want to see in Changelog 05.