AI motion background

You can make one in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the material and the pace, and the plate generates in minutes. Drop it under your titles or slides on Compose and repeat the loop for as long as you need.

Prompt for low contrast, a single colour family and a defocused or edgeless surface, then ask for a quiet region where the type will sit. Plates fail when something sharp crosses behind a word, so write the no-hard-edges rule into the prompt rather than fixing it in the grade.

Choose material with no beginning or end to it: a gradient, drifting particles, rippling fabric. Nothing in those has to line up at the seam. Generate a short clip, match the last frame to the first on Compose, and repeat it as long as the segment runs.

Generate eight to fifteen seconds and repeat it rather than generating one long take. Short loops stay sharp and hold their colour, while long single generations drift. Nobody watching a presentation notices a fifteen-second cycle behind the slides.

Name the colours in plain language and give the relationship between them, for example a deep indigo ground with a single warm highlight. Generate two or three variants and pick the closest, then finish the match with a colour pass on Compose.