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How To Make Motion Graphics With AI (After Effects Full Tutorial)

Long-form15:54Howto & StylePublished Sep 28, 2026, 5:11 PM · 3w ago
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Join the GenHQ Marketplace: https://www.genhq.io Download the PDF instruction sheets: https://go.genhq.io/genhq-gpt6 Motion graphics have always been the slow part of After Effects. You know the look you want, but building every shape, every transition and every bit of animation by hand takes hours, and most of that time is spent fighting the software rather than being creative. In this video, I'm going to show you how I'm using GPT Astra 6 alongside After Effects to make motion graphics in a fraction of the time. You'll see how I get the AI to do the heavy lifting on the design and the movement, then bring everything into After Effects to tidy it up, add the polish and turn it into a finished piece. Every prompt is on screen so you can follow along. A lot of people try this and end up with something that looks like AI made it. The animation is floaty, the shapes don't quite line up, and it falls apart the moment you try to edit it. That usually comes down to how you're prompting and what you're asking After Effects to do afterwards, and I'll walk you through both so you can avoid the same mistakes. By the end of this video, you'll have a repeatable process for going from an idea to a finished motion graphic using GPT Astra 6 and After Effects, and you'll have the PDF instruction sheets to refer back to whenever you need them. If you have any questions about anything in the video or you get stuck, drop a comment below and I'll do my best to help. Thanks for watching, and let me know what tutorial you want to see next. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:21 Installing ChatGPT 1:47 Cost Breakdown 2:47 Setting Up After Effects 3:15 Connecting ChatGPT to After Effects 4:21 Creating Motion Graphics 6:02 Using Video References 9:00 Custom UI Elements 12:12 Final Animation Review 14:15 Conclusion and Thoughts Not "After Effects for beginners", Not "After Effects motion graphics crash course", Not "best AI tools for video editing", Not "AI animation generator", Not "After Effects shape layer tutorial", Not "GPT Astra 6 review", Not "how to animate in After Effects", Not "AI motion design tools 2026", Not "After Effects tips and tricks", But this video shows you exactly how to make motion graphics with GPT Astra 6 and After Effects, from the first prompt to the finished animation. Similar to tutorials creators like Ben Marriott, Evan Abrams, Jake In Motion, Motion Array, Film Booth, Justin Odisho and Jordy Vandeput (Cinecom) would upload, but this is my own simplified guide to making motion graphics with AI and After Effects. If you're searching for how to make motion graphics with AI, GPT Astra 6 tutorial, AI motion graphics After Effects, After Effects AI workflow, how to animate with AI, motion graphics for beginners, or AI tools for After Effects, this video covers all of it.

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