I really like what Motionvid is trying to do. The motion graphics are strong, the platform itself feels solid, and I think it has a lot of potential, especially for creators who want help building visual ideas, motion concepts, and storyboards.

I also want to give Motionvid credit for listening to the community and lowering the credit deductions. That was a good step in the right direction. However, I think it only solved part of the issue.

The biggest problem now is the monthly credit allowance. If you want to get meaningful use out of Motionvid, you almost have to purchase the highest tier. Tier 1 includes 250 credits, Tier 2 includes 500 credits, and Tier 3 includes 1,000 credits. Even after the credit deduction changes, those monthly limits still feel too low for regular use, especially on the highest tier.

Motionvid does have something unique with its dedicated continue scene generator. A lot of platforms still do not offer that directly. That makes Motionvid stand out. I will say “for now,” because a couple of other platforms are starting to offer similar features, but I still like Motionvid’s storyboard tool has promise if they improve it.

That said, the storyboard generator still needs improvement. One storyboard costs 24 credits, and to be fair, that gives you 8 images, which is not bad. The issue is that the tool is a true storyboard generator. Right now, it seems more like it continues a scene or creates 8 variations of the same general idea. I do like the variations generator as it did help me the scene in different variations, so i do think it should stay but i would also like a true storyboard generator where when it generates, it generates 8 or 9 different shots for the progression of a scene.

What I think Motionvid really needs is a proper 8 or 9 shot *(8 or 9 images) sequence creator. If a user describes the sequence they want, the storyboard should follow that direction more accurately. For example, if I describe shot 1, shot 2, shot 3, and so on, I want the output to feel like a connected storyboard with progression, continuity, framing, and story flow. I do not just want 8 different versions of the same scene.

For creators, that distinction matters. A storyboard is not just a collection of similar images. It is supposed to help plan a visual sequence. Motionvid already has a good foundation, but the storyboard feature would be much stronger if it could follow a user’s requested shot order and generate a true scene progression.

I would also like to see native 4K support for storyboards and angles. Right now, the storyboard output seems to be somewhere between 720p and 1080p. While upscaling is available, native 4K and upscaled 4K are not the same thing. Upscaled 4K can introduce artifacts, softness, or visual imperfections because the image is being enlarged after generation. Native 4K would give cleaner detail from the start and would make the platform feel more competitive.

As for the credit issue, I think a fair solution would be to separate video credits from image and storyboard credits on the highest tier. Instead of simply increasing Tier 3 to one larger shared credit pool, Motionvid could keep the 1,000 monthly credits for video generation and add a separate 2,000-credit monthly bucket for images and storyboards.

That would be a smart compromise. Video generation is usually more expensive, so this would help Motionvid avoid putting too much pressure on its platform costs. At the same time, users would have enough image and storyboard credits to actually use one of the platform’s best features without feeling too restricted.

It would also give users a stronger reason to upgrade from Tier 1 or Tier 2 to Tier 3. Tier 1 and Tier 2 could stay the same, while Tier 3 would feel like a true premium plan with a clear value difference.

Overall, Motionvid has a strong foundation. The motion graphics are good, the platform is promising, and the storyboard generator gives it something valuable. But for the highest tier to feel worth it, the monthly usage needs to be more practical, the storyboard tool needs better shot sequence control, and native 4K output would make a big difference.

With separate credit buckets for video and images/storyboards, a true shot sequence creator, and native 4K support, Motionvid would be a much stronger and more competitive tool for creators.