30 secondsPipit — Hello in every language
A friendly assistant introduced in one unbroken run on a saturated violet field.
Product demos3D motion
An assistant's day on a ground that runs from ice to lavender, cut against short interludes of ink: light type arrives out of blur and the camera goes into its letters, a prompt box is read so close the typed line crosses the frame, and the answer swings round on a page in space.
Product demos
Pictures float at every depth and slide past in rows, a name is tried, a voice is chosen by its light, and a switch takes the whole scene dark. Fourteen beats in twenty-eight seconds; every answer, name and voice you add is more of its beat.
Two longer cuts add seven beats of their own without repeating one: the work shown before the answer, a line rewritten by a second ask, what it remembers about you as stars, and the whole day on the arc of its sun; then one picture given a new light, the hours handed back on a dial, and a sentence heard as it is spoken.
Product demos show a product at work: the interface, the feature and what it gets done. The library lists 33 under product demos.
75 things to set
The editor opens Wren with 75 things to set, under its tabs: Content, Media, Style.
What the film says.
Your screenshots, clips and logo.
Takes PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, MP4 or WebM, up to 100 MB.
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, up to 20 MB. Or read from your website.
How it looks and how it sounds.
Inter, DM Sans or Space Grotesk.
13 small signs in the film, each picked from 68 drawings.
Dense (as designed), Steady (about 20% longer) or Relaxed (about 45% longer).
On or off, read by one of 20 voices: Sarah, Brian, George, Alice, Hannah, Cole, Sienna, Cliff, Heather, Miles, Colin, Gemma, Athena, Hera, Thalia, Cora, Apollo, Arcas, Draco and Hermes.
4 steps
“Use this template” opens Wren in the editor with its sample words and pictures in place. Sign in if you are asked to.
Type your website address and the editor reads your logo and colours from it. Or upload a logo, and the colours are matched to it.
Rewrite the 24 lines under Content yourself, or ask the assistant for a change in plain words. Put your own screenshots and clips in the 6 places under Media.
Pick 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5, choose a length, record the voice-over and press “Render video”. The film comes back as an MP4.
6 questions
28 seconds as designed. The editor has two longer cuts too: Extended (about 38s) and Full length (about 44s). A longer cut adds beats of its own. Nothing is shown twice. The pace can be slowed too: Steady (about 20% longer) or Relaxed (about 45% longer).
Yes. It comes in 16:9 landscape, 9:16 portrait, 1:1 square and 4:5 social. Switch between them in the editor before you render.
Yes. It has 7 places for them under Media, among them “Picture cards and rows · first picture or clip”, “Picture cards and rows · second” and “Picture cards and rows · third”. It takes PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, MP4 or WebM files.
It has a voice-over, read by one of 20 voices, and you can switch it off. The music is a choice of Original score, Quiet lift, Open horizon or Human warmth. Its sound effects can be switched off too.
Yes. Upload a logo, or type your website address and the editor reads the logo and colours from it. Wren has 4 colours to set: second colour, primary color, background and text color. The typeface is Inter, DM Sans or Space Grotesk.
An MP4 at 720p, 1080p, 1440p or 4K, at 24, 30 or 60 frames a second. Opening it and exporting it are free; having the AI make it yours from your words uses 40 credits. The Free plan gives 200 credits a month, with a Muvomi watermark on exports. Paid plans start at $10 a month and export without it.
6 templates
Wren — Help for the whole day