I had high hopes for Mootion after seeing recent advances in AI video tools, but my experience was frustrating. The app consumed all my credits quickly yet produced a disjointed, low-quality video. Scenes had slow or missing transitions, and the generated imagery felt haphazard rather than polished.

Two major issues stood out:

Strict length limits and opaque credit use: The tool imposes tight character limits (<5000 for the whole video, <300 per scene) and translated my original script, creating new prompts that were different from what I provided. It then required additional credits to process those translated prompts, which drained my balance unexpectedly.
Output quality and control: The final video lacked smooth transitions and cohesive visuals. There wasn’t enough control to preserve my original wording or to guide the visual style effectively.
What I liked:

The interface is easy to navigate.
The idea is promising and could be useful if credit billing and output quality are improved.
Suggestions for the developer:

Make credit usage transparent (show exactly how credits are consumed for translation, prompt changes, and rendering).
Honor the original text unless the user opts into automatic rephrasing/translation.
Improve transition options and provide better previewing so users can judge quality before spending credits.
I’d like to try Mootion again if these issues are addressed, but for now I can’t recommend it.