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How Go Motion works

Go Motion turns one idea into a narrated, captioned faceless video. You review and confirm the scenes, the studio records the voice, times the captions and finds footage for every scene, and you polish the cut before you export. This guide walks through each step with real screenshots and the price of every paid action.

  • 8 short chapters
  • Real screenshots
  • Prices on every step
On this page
  1. The workflow at a glance
  2. Find your way
  3. Before you start
  4. Common questions

The workflow at a glance

Every video follows the same five steps. Three of them cost credits, and each of those shows a quote with your balance before anything runs.

From idea to MP4: writing, production and export are quoted; drafting and editing are free.

Find your way

Read the chapters in order for your first video, or jump straight to the part you need.

Before you start

  • A browser on a laptop or desktop. There is nothing to install, unless you want your coding agent to do the work: see the optional agent skill for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
  • An idea in a sentence or two, or a script you already wrote.
  • Optional: your own footage, images or music to upload.

Common questions

How long does my first video take?

About fifteen minutes of your time: a few minutes in the wizard, two or three minutes of production for a one-minute video, a little editing and a short export.

Do I pay before I see anything?

No. Every paid step shows a quote with your balance before and after. Drafts, script edits, previews and layout changes are free, and new accounts start with free credits.

What happens if a job fails?

Its credits go back to your balance automatically and the series stays as it was, so you can start the job again. See Credits and billing.

Can I change the voice, music or captions after production?

Yes. Music, caption style and caption position change instantly in Global settings. A new voice is recorded with a quoted narration rebuild.

Can I use my own footage and images?

Yes. Upload them with Choose media or in the Media library and place them on any scene. Stock and archive results keep their author and license.

Which formats can I export?

A 1080p MP4 at 30 frames per second in 16:9 or 9:16, SRT and VTT captions, and a PNG thumbnail.