LinkedIn video

A LinkedIn video generator for B2B explainers

Turn a report, a whitepaper or a strong post into a short, branded explainer that decision-makers can follow in the feed, then publish it to LinkedIn or send it as a link.

  • 500 free credits at sign-up
  • Free storyboard review
  • 45–180 s, vertical 9:16
  • 8 voices, 10 languages

Your idea

9:16 · 1080×1920

“Explain what a SOC 2 report proves, for buyers evaluating a software vendor. Avoid: “certified”, “unhackable”.”

Length
90–120 s
Look
Your brand
Voice
Sarah
Rendering
2D · English

Storyboard · 5 scenes

  1. 0–6 sHook. A buyer’s message pops up in a sales chat: “Do you have SOC 2?” Title: “What does it actually prove?”
  2. 6–28 sWhat it is. An independent auditor checks a company’s controls against set criteria; five tiles appear: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, privacy.
  3. 28–55 sType I vs Type II. A camera snapshot shows controls designed at one date; a timeline shows controls working over a period of time.
Estimated price847 credits
With the final voice. The studio shows the exact price before you confirm.

B2B buyers don’t lack information. They lack time. A ninety-second video that explains one finding, one concept or one product clearly can do more in the feed than a forty-page PDF nobody opens. The catch is production: most teams don’t have a motion designer on hand for every post.

Motiongist turns material you already have into that video. Drop in a report or paste a post, choose the decision-maker audience, and the script leads with what matters to a buyer: the problem, the number, the implication. Your colors and logo go on every title and diagram, and the video can go straight to LinkedIn.

How it works

From a document to a LinkedIn post

  1. Step 1

    Start from your own material

    Upload a PDF or DOCX, paste a post, or link to an article. The script sticks to that source, and a fact review runs before rendering.

  2. Step 2

    Put your brand on it

    Import your website’s name, logo and colors into a brand kit once, then use the brand look on every video from the Solo plan.

  3. Step 3

    Let the right people review

    The storyboard is free and shows every claim on screen before rendering. Share the scenes with legal or the product owner, then confirm the exact price.

  4. Step 4

    Publish, or send it to a prospect

    Publish or schedule to LinkedIn with post copy written for it, or create a share page with a button that leads to a demo or a sign-up.

Example

What a SOC 2 report actually proves

What you give: “Explain what a SOC 2 report proves, for buyers evaluating a software vendor. Avoid: “certified”, “unhackable”.”

What the video shows, scene by scene

  1. 0–6 s

    Hook. A buyer’s message pops up in a sales chat: “Do you have SOC 2?” Title: “What does it actually prove?”

  2. 6–28 s

    What it is. An independent auditor checks a company’s controls against set criteria; five tiles appear: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, privacy.

  3. 28–55 s

    Type I vs Type II. A camera snapshot shows controls designed at one date; a timeline shows controls working over a period of time.

  4. 55–80 s

    What it isn’t. A checklist crosses out two misconceptions: it is an attestation, not a certification, and it doesn’t mean a company can’t be breached.

  5. 80–100 s

    What to ask for. Three cards: the latest report, the period it covers, and any exceptions the auditor noted. The brand logo closes the video.

An illustrative storyboard for this brief (Your brand look, 2D). Motiongist writes its own scenes from your input, and you can edit them for free before rendering.

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Why Motiongist

Why it works for B2B

  • Built from your reports

    PDF, DOCX, TXT or Markdown, or a link. Long material is condensed into the points a decision-maker needs, without facts from outside your source.

  • On-brand without a designer

    Your colors and logo on titles, diagrams and captions, with a brand kit you can import straight from your website.

  • Posted to LinkedIn

    Connect LinkedIn and publish now or schedule, alongside YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Publishing is free.

  • A link sales can send

    An unlisted share page plays in any browser, with an optional call-to-action button and download, or an embeddable player for your site.

  • One workspace for the team

    The Team plan includes 5 seats, so marketing, sales and product make videos in the same place with the same look.

Writing for decision-makers

Lead with the problem in the buyer’s words, put one claim per scene, and show the number instead of describing it. The decision-maker audience setting pushes the script that way. Put any wording you can’t use, like superlatives or regulated terms, in the avoid note, and check the storyboard before rendering.

Vertical now, horizontal soon

Motiongist renders vertical 9:16 video today. That suits the mobile feed, sales follow-ups opened on a phone, and the other short-video platforms you may post the same video on. Horizontal 16:9, for webinars and website headers, is coming soon.

What it costs

One credit balance. A short video is 400 credits, a standard one 700, a long one 1,000, plus 1 credit per 10 narrated characters for the final voice.

Full pricing
  • Free

    $0

    500 credits at sign-up

    To try it out: a first video, draft voice, discreet watermark.

  • Solo

    $19 / month

    3,000 credits / month

    To post every week: final voice, clean exports, your brand.

  • StudioMost popular

    $49 / month

    30,000 credits / month

    To produce at volume: priority rendering, custom looks, API and MCP.

  • Team

    $149 / month

    100,000 credits / month

    For teams and agencies: 5 seats, 4 renders in parallel, one invoice.

Prices before tax, in US dollars. Yearly billing is 35% cheaper. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can Motiongist publish directly to LinkedIn?

Yes. Connect your LinkedIn account, then publish now or schedule from the video page, with post copy drafted for LinkedIn that you can edit. Publishing costs no credits.

Can I turn a whitepaper into several posts?

Yes. On the Team plan, a long document becomes a series of short episodes, one project each, which you review and schedule one by one.

Will it invent claims about my product?

With a document or a link as the source, the script sticks to it and a fact review runs before rendering. You still read every scene in the storyboard: you are the one publishing.

Can sales use the videos in outreach?

Yes. Each video can have an unlisted share page with a call-to-action button, so a prospect can watch and book a demo from the same link.

What does it cost?

A standard video (90–120 s) is 700 credits plus the final voice. The brand look starts with the Solo plan at $19 a month. See pricing.

Ready to make your first one?

500 free credits at sign-up. Review the storyboard for free, see the exact price, then render.

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