Blogs

Eight copy-paste AI product video prompts, each tested and shown with its unedited result — cinematic hero shots, CGI ads, UGC clips, and photo-to-video.

Upload one product photo, say the vibe, and iArt films a cinematic product ad in minutes — free on your $5 signup credit. Hands-on test with real renders and costs.

Step-by-step guide to making a lyric video: rights, timed lines, styling, and an AI route we tested first-hand — two 20-second videos for $0.19 and $0.49.

A step-by-step guide to making a graphical abstract — distill the paper, sketch the pipeline, build it — including the AI route we tested at $0.16 per abstract.

We turned single customer quotes into animated testimonial videos — about a minute and $0.12 each. The full step-by-step, plus the honesty checks that matter.

We installed and tested every free After Effects alternative — Cavalry, Blender, Rive, Jitter, CapCut. What each free tier really delivers, verified Aug 2026.

AI animation vs traditional keyframe animation: control, speed, cost, and quality compared, with an 18-second test piece generated from one prompt for $0.38.

Make typography reels for Instagram and TikTok with AI: write your copy as beats, prompt the style, export a 9:16 MP4 in minutes. With two real examples.

Motion (motion.so) and iArt are both AI agents for motion graphics. We ran the same brief through both — one hit a paywall before a single frame. How to choose.

Jitter is a motion design editor with AI assists; iArt generates finished videos from a brief. We tested both with the same prompt — here is how to choose.

We ran the same 15-second promo brief through 8 AI motion graphics tools on free accounts. Only one finished it. Here is what each produced, tested first-hand.

Make faceless YouTube channel videos with AI: turn a script into narrated motion-graphics videos with iArt — no camera, no face, no voice recording needed.