Make game trailers & cutscenes
from a prompt.
Describe a scene and get a short cinematic clip. AnnoMotion AI renders it server-side and hands you a downloadable .mp4 — pick your length, add a soundtrack if you want one, and use it for store-page trailers, cutscene drafts, animated menu backgrounds and promo clips. No editor, no render farm to babysit.
What's inside
A prompt in, a game clip out.
No editing suite, no render farm, no GPU to babysit. Type a scene and get a clean MP4 back you can drop into a trailer, a cutscene or an animated menu in Unity, Godot or Unreal.
Text to video
Describe a scene, mood or camera move and AnnoMotion AI renders a short clip from scratch. Pick a landscape, portrait or square aspect ratio to match a trailer, a menu background or a social post.
Optional audio
Flip on Generate audio and the clip comes back with a matching soundtrack baked in. Leave it off for a silent clip you'll score yourself.
Pick your length
Choose a 5 or 10 second clip, with or without a matching soundtrack — whatever suits the shot you need.
Favourites & history
Star the keepers and they pin to the top of your library. Every clip you've ever rendered stays under your account, replayable and re-downloadable from the dashboard or gallery.
Rendered server-side
The render runs on our servers, not on your machine — nothing to install and no GPU to tie up. Leave the page open and the clip appears the moment it is ready; close the tab and it isn't lost, but a background sweep is what collects it, so it lands in your library later rather than straight away.
How it works
Write a prompt, pick a length, download the clip.
Write a prompt
Describe the scene you want — the subject, what happens, the camera move and the mood. The clip is rendered from the words alone.
5 or 10 seconds, audio on or off
Choose your clip length and whether to generate a soundtrack, then hit generate — the render runs server-side.
Grab your MP4
Preview the result in the dashboard, then download the .mp4. Re-open any past clip from your gallery any time.
Built for your game
Indie devs, small studios and marketers.
If your game needs motion fast — a store-page trailer beat, an animated menu background, a cutscene draft — text to video gets you there without an editor.
Trailers & teasers
Render quick cinematic beats for a game trailer or teaser without shooting or animating a thing.
Animated backgrounds
Render a looping ambient scene with subtle motion to drop behind a menu or splash screen in your game or app.
Pitch a moment
Render a mood or a moment to pitch it — show the scene moving instead of describing it.
Social clips
Generate short portrait or square clips ready for stories, reels and posts in the right aspect ratio.
Cutscene drafts
Block out a cutscene idea fast with a rendered clip before committing real production time.
Mood & reference
Spin up reference footage for a look you're chasing — lighting, pacing, camera motion — without a shoot.
FAQ
AI video, answered.
What goes into a clip?
A written scene description: the subject, what happens over the few seconds, the camera move, the setting and the mood. Nothing needs to exist yet — the clip is rendered from the words alone.
How long are the clips?
Five or ten seconds. Both are single continuous shots rather than edited sequences, so the usual approach for a trailer is to render several and cut them together, rather than asking for one long take.
Which aspect ratios can I get?
Landscape 16:9, portrait 9:16 or square 1:1, which covers a store trailer, a phone-shaped social clip and a square post respectively.
What does the Generate audio option do?
It asks for the clip to come back with sound baked in rather than silent. It costs more credits per second than a silent render of the same length, so leave it off when you already know you will be scoring the shot yourself.
What file do I get back?
A downloadable .mp4. It drops straight onto a video timeline or into Unity, Godot or Unreal as a movie texture, and every clip you render stays in your library to re-download later.
Put your game in motion.
Write a prompt, pick a length, and download a clean MP4 clip — no editor, no render farm.