Motion graphics for brands, products and business communication
Logo animation, kinetic typography, data visualisation, UI animation, event graphics and reusable brand motion systems. For information that needs to land quickly, and brands that need to move consistently.
Motion graphics from our portfolio
Financial services, payments, retail media, public health and campaign work, all built from typography, data and design systems.
Adyen Education
Motion graphics explaining how payments work. Typography, archive imagery and design turn a complex system into a story a broad audience can follow.
- Built from your brand guidelines and design files
- Data checked against your source before animation
- Delivered as video, loops or Lottie files for developers
Xero
Motion graphics for accounting and payments software.
Federal
Motion graphics for a people-powered credit protocol.
Milgram OnBoard
Motion graphics on freight shipment visibility.
The Global Burden of Dengue
Motion graphics on dengue's global spread.
84.52
Motion graphics for retail media and audience data.
Walmart Fight Hunger
Motion graphics campaign on hunger relief.
Titles and descriptions match our Our Work page.
What are motion graphics?
Motion graphics are animated graphic design: typography, logos, shapes, icons, charts, maps and interface elements set in motion, usually with voiceover, music or sound design. They are used for brand identity, data communication, product marketing and presentations.
They work best when the message is information rather than drama, and when consistency matters. A motion system built once, with defined typography, colour, transitions and timing, can be reused across ads, social posts, events and product videos, so every asset looks like it came from the same brand.
What motion graphics help you achieve
- Make numbers memorableData and results that a viewer understands at a glance.
- Recognisable brand motionA consistent way of moving across every channel.
- Faster content productionTemplates and systems that make the next asset quicker.
- Lighter product interfacesUI and Lottie animation for websites and apps.
- Stronger presentations and eventsOpeners, stings and graphics for stages and screens.
Motion graphics we produce
Brand motion systems
Rules for type, colour, transitions and timing, with templates your team can reuse.
Logo animation
Animated logos, intros and outros based on your identity.
Kinetic typography
Words that move with the voiceover or the music.
Data visualisation
Charts, maps and statistics animated for reports and explainers.
UI and Lottie animation
Interface animation and lightweight Lottie files for web and apps.
Infographics
Processes and comparisons turned into animated diagrams.
Presentation graphics
Animated slides and sequences for keynotes and pitches.
Event graphics
Openers, stings, lower thirds and screen loops for live events.
Title sequences
Openers for series, shows, courses and brand films.
Web and social graphics
Loops, banners and short social assets in every format.
Designed elements in motion, not characters in a story
Motion graphics animate design: typography, logos, shapes, icons, charts, maps and interfaces. Character animation animates people and creatures acting out a story. The two often share a video, but they solve different problems.
Motion graphics are the natural choice when the information itself is the star: a number that needs to land, a process that is really a sequence of steps, a brand that needs to move consistently across hundreds of assets. Because they are built from design systems, they are also the easiest format to template, localise and update.
- Typography
- Logos
- Icons and shapes
- Charts and data
- Maps
- Interfaces
- Transitions
Where motion graphics do the most work
A logo and motion language that works across every channel from day one.
Results, rates and comparisons that need to be accurate and easy to read.
UI animation and feature highlights for websites, ads and app stores.
Templates that let a team produce consistent posts quickly.
Stage graphics, openers and keynote animation.
Clear, text-led messages for broad audiences.
For teams that care about consistency and clarity
Motion graphics usually sit close to a brand or design team.
Motion guidelines and animated identity assets.
Reusable templates and campaign graphics.
UI animation and Lottie files for developers.
Data-led videos and presentation graphics.
Motion design capacity from storyboard to final delivery, white label.
Are motion graphics the right format?
Choose motion graphics when
- The message is information, data, text or brand rather than a character story
- You need a consistent look across many assets
- Developers need lightweight animation for a website or app
- The content will be updated or localised often
Consider another format when
- You need people, emotion and a narrative: 2D character animation
- A physical product must look real: 3D animation
- You need the whole software workflow demonstrated: SaaS videos
- You want cinematic scenes and atmosphere: AI-powered video
How a motion graphics project runs
- Discovery
Where the graphics will appear, what they must communicate, and what brand rules already exist.
- Script or content plan
For explainers, a script; for brand systems and templates, a list of assets and use cases.
- Storyboard
Scene by scene layouts with the text and data in place.
- Design and motion language
Style frames plus the rules for transitions, easing and timing, so the motion feels like your brand.
- Animation
Built from layered design files, with data checked against your source.
- Sound and finishing
Music, sound design and voiceover where used, then a full preview.
- Delivery and handover
Video files, loops or Lottie JSON, plus editable templates where agreed.
What helps us start
- Brand guidelines, fonts and logo files (vector if possible)
- Data sources for any figures shown
- Design files (Figma, Illustrator or similar) where available
- Where the graphics will be used, including any technical limits for web or event screens
What you receive from a motion graphics project
What you can receive
Depending on the project, deliverables may include:
Lottie files are delivered optimised for web and app use; we check them in a browser before handover.
What affects cost and timeline
- Number of assets. One logo sting is quick; a full system with templates is a larger project.
- Design readiness. Layered files and finished brand guidelines shorten design time.
- Data complexity. Many charts and figures need checking as well as animating.
- Formats and platforms. Event screens, Lottie and social formats each have technical requirements.
- Localisation. Text-heavy graphics need a version per language; templates make this faster.
Short motion pieces are among the fastest projects we produce. Our fixed-price packages start from $180 for a 30-second video and $340 for a 60 to 90 second explainer. Larger, 3D and series projects are quoted individually. Every quote is written and arrives within 24 hours.
Motion graphics questions
What is the difference between motion graphics and animation?
Can you animate our existing logo?
Do you deliver Lottie files for developers?
Can you create templates our team can reuse?
Can you animate designs our designer or agency created?
How do you make sure data is accurate?
Do you work white label for agencies?
Tell us what needs to move
Share whatever you have: an idea, a brief, a reference video, a script, a product link or an existing storyboard. We will recommend a production approach, a length and a format, then send a written quote. Brand guidelines and design files are the most useful place to start.
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