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What is TapVid?

TapVid is an AI motion-graphics engine for explainer videos. It turns prompts, scripts, documents, links, and existing assets into structured videos by building an outline, shaping the script, and rendering the visual narrative around the source content.

The workflow lets users review the outline and script before rendering, then refine individual shots or elements afterward. It is suited to product marketing, software demonstrations, education, content production, and teams that need repeatable video output without relying on a traditional timeline editor.

Key features of TapVid

  • Content-driven motion graphics

    TapVid can start with a prompt, script, PDF, document, or web link, then organize the source into a structured explainer. Images, logos, numbers, specifications, and source copy can be carried into the video for product explanations, knowledge content, and training material.

  • Review and edit by stage

    The production flow covers the outline, script, scenes, render, and final edit, so users can check the work at meaningful stages. After rendering, they can request changes to a specific shot or on-screen element, with revisions saved as versions.

  • Brand and information consistency

    Brand Kit can apply colors, logos, fonts, and brand terms across a video, helping a series maintain a consistent visual language. The official workflow is designed to preserve source visuals and wording while still allowing ongoing changes to layout, motion, and the final frame.

  • Flexible inputs and delivery

    Alongside text and documents, TapVid supports audio, existing video, and other assets, with workflows for talking-head enhancement, voiceover, and multilingual voices. Finished videos can be exported as MP4 files or shared through read-only links, while API and MCP access support repeatable and batch-oriented production.