Your design mentors need this, and honestly, you do too. I surveyed and spoke with 20+ designers, motion designers, and animation experts, as well as everyone working with us at The RLVNT Studios. One recurring pain point kept showing up: having the right visual, but not the right style.

"Hey GPT, add a new effect to this image, but don't change anything else." I heard variations of that request over and over again. It made me realize that AI has fundamentally changed how creatives approach their workflows. People know what they want, but getting there is still frustratingly inefficient. After spending years testing AI tools, creative software, and motion workflows, I knew there was an opportunity to build something better. That's how Velox was born.

Velox is a media manipulation solution that lets creatives upload an image or video and instantly explore professional-grade styling, effects, and enhancements without spending hours experimenting, prompting, or searching for the perfect workflow.

It comes packed with 100+ curated styles and 15+ professional effects inspired by techniques used by leading motion designers, graphic designers, and animation experts worldwide. No API limits. No token anxiety. No endless prompting. Just creative control when you need it.

I invited 20 creatives to test the platform so far, and the feedback has been incredible. The biggest takeaway? It saves hours of effort while making high-end creative execution accessible to anyone.

For motion-focused creatives, Velox also includes animated SVG strokes that can bring life to both images and videos. You can control entry states, exit states, post-exit behavior, styling, and animation characteristics with ease.

The goal wasn't to replace creativity; it was to remove the friction between having an idea and bringing it to life. Make it yours - https://velox-studio.figma.site/ Community link - https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649518891613198504/velox-studio

The insight from your survey is spot on. The gap isn't skill anymore, it's translation between what you have and what you want. The animated SVG stroke control for motion work is what I'd actually use day-to-day. Congrats on the launch.

For Contra & Figma #ConfigMakeathon, I created a simple tool to help me animate my Three.js visualizations.

🔗 https://pepper-vivid-04458182.figma.site/

I have a personal blog at https://visualrambling.space, where I published visual stories. But they were done entirely with code, which was quite time-consuming. I’ve been wanting to build a visual tool to help me plan and iterate on these animations, but I never really found the time.

That's why I was so excited when Figma gave us AI credits to build with Figma Make. It helped me cut the time to iterate all the way from a simple wireframe to the final product, which I've named visualrambler.

Currently, visualrambler only has basic features and a couple of objects to animate, but even with these limitations, I can create some pretty interesting animation, so I'm really happy with it!

Feel free to try it out, and I hope you enjoy using it as much as I enjoyed making it! Figma Make Link: https://www.figma.com/make/zPgAZgO11virMLePOC4IeJ/visualrambler