Scroll-stopping creative.
In minutes, not weeks.

CaliberVisual turns your products, offers and brand into motion content that gets watched: product ads, sale promos, listing posts, hooks, titles and live graphics. Start from one of 391 finished designs, put your own words, photos and colours in, and export a campaign-ready video in minutes. No designer, no agency and no After Effects.

There is a free plan to look around with. It previews every animation and opens one to edit, exported at 720p with a watermark. No credit card. Pro is where the work gets done: all 391 animations open, exports come out clean at 1080p, and it starts with a seven-day free trial you can cancel from your settings.

The watermark goes. Every animation opens, not one. One edit exports at 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, so a post covers every placement. MOV with a real alpha channel arrives for overlays. Your store's products drop into the templates. You keep a brand kit per brand. There is no per-export charge, so the price is the same whether you make two animations a month or two hundred.

No. The motion is already designed, so the work is your words, your photos and your colours. There are no keyframes to set and no timeline to learn. Anyone on the team can produce the week's creative, and the result looks like it came from a studio.

MP4 for anywhere a normal video goes, GIF for short looping clips, and MOV with a real alpha channel for overlays that need a transparent background. All three are rendered in the browser and download straight to your machine.

Export the animation as a MOV with an alpha channel and everything outside the artwork stays transparent. Drop that file on a layer above your footage in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut or Vegas, or add it as a browser source in OBS, and your video shows through behind it.

Yes. Save a brand kit once with your colours, your typeface and your logo, then apply it to any animation in the library with one click. Every animation you open after that starts on brand instead of on the template defaults.

Yes. Paste a Shopify or WooCommerce address and the ecommerce library reads the storefront's public catalogue. The product name, price and photo go into the template on their own. Change the line, export again, and every variant takes minutes.

The 391 animations are split across 22 categories, from alerts and subscribe prompts to promos, commerce, podcast and gaming graphics. They are sized for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Twitch, and they drop onto a timeline in any editor that takes an MP4 or a MOV.

Minutes. Most of the time goes on choosing the design and writing the words. That is the difference between one ad a month and ten variations this week, and it is why a campaign no longer waits on a freelancer's queue.

A modern desktop web browser and nothing else. There is no download, no plugin, no After Effects project to open and no render farm to wait on. You can start on the free plan without a credit card.

Any time, from your billing settings. Paid features stay until the end of the period you have paid for, and the seven-day trial costs nothing if you stop before it ends.

For anything that repeats, yes. A channel posting weekly needs about 150 small graphics a year: titles, prompts, end cards, sale posts. Commissioned one at a time that is a bill nobody approves twice. A plan is one flat monthly price with no limit on exports.