The Onda blog — editable AI video, in the open
Guides and deep-dives on AI motion graphics, the regeneration spiral, and shipping video from a prompt.
- The best AI motion graphics generators in 2026 — A fair buyer's guide: how to judge AI motion graphics generators on editability, brand control, and determinism — and when a one-shot tool wins.
- Onda vs Jitter: AI-from-a-prompt vs manual keyframes — A fair comparison: Jitter is a canvas for hand-authored motion; Onda generates an editable scene graph from a prompt. How to pick your workflow.
- AI motion graphics for SaaS: launch and product-demo videos from a prompt — Launch videos, feature announcements, and product demos from a prompt — editable and on brand. The prompt-to-ship workflow for SaaS teams.
- Kinetic typography generator: animated text from a prompt — Kinetic typography is animated text. Onda generates it from a prompt and keeps every word editable — change one word, only that changes.
- Onda vs Runway: editable motion graphics vs one-shot generation — A fair comparison: Onda makes editable on-brand motion graphics; Runway generates photoreal footage. How to tell which job you have.
- How to make an explainer video from a prompt — Describe the scene, generate an editable first draft, then refine element by element. A practical workflow for prompt-to-explainer.
- What is editable AI video? Deterministic AI video, explained — Editable AI video lets you change one element without regenerating the whole clip. A plain-language definition of deterministic AI video.
- The regeneration spiral: why you can't edit AI video — and the structural fix — Fixing one detail in AI video re-rolls the whole clip and the rest drifts. Here's why, and the deterministic scene-graph fix.