Oculer
Generate post-ready engaging motion videos from one prompt.
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Generate post-ready engaging motion videos from one prompt.
20 followers
Oculer turns a prompt into a full, post-ready motion video. Unlike tools that spit out 5–10s clips, Oculer focuses on complete short-form stories with pacing and structure. Pick a template (kinetic type, maps, data, product demos), paste your script, and export for Reels/TikTok/Shorts. Launch offer: 15 free credits to try it today.
This is the 2nd launch from Oculer. View more
Oculer V2
Launching today
Oculer V2 turns a single prompt into a post-ready motion graphics video.
Pick a Quick Prompt (Product Reveal, Product Launch, Event Teaser, Brand Story, App Demo, Feature Spotlight) or write your own, hit Generate, and export.
Offer: New users get 15 free credits to try Oculer.
We’re building Oculer to make content creation faster and simpler—so creators spend less time editing and more time shipping.
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Launch Team
We worked on reducing friction in the flow: Describe → Generate → Export.
The goal is: one prompt, no complex timeline, get something post-ready quickly.
If you try it and something feels confusing, tell me where you got stuck — we’ll fix it.
Hey!
I worked on Quick Prompts in Oculer Video.
Goal: get you from "blank page" → first video fast with 1-click starters (Product Reveal, Launch, Event Teaser, Brand Story, App Demo, Feature Spotlight).
If you tell me your niche + target platform (Reels / TikTok / Shorts), I'll share a prompt that works well.
one thing we focused on: making outputs feel like real motion graphics / kinetic typography, not generic “AI slideshow”.
If you drop a topic, I’ll suggest a prompt that produces bold typography + clean icon/shapes motion.
We’re pushing beyond “tiny snippets.”
@oculer is built for complete motion story videos: hook → scenes → transitions → captions → export.
I love part of the Controls panel.
We wanted creators to guide style + pacing without opening a full editing timeline.
What control would you want next: captions style, scene density, or brand kit presets?