A free alternative to FlexClip

FlexClip is an online video maker for marketing and social videos: templates, stock footage and music, AI subtitles, voices and avatars, and animations that come in, go out or loop. Its free plan exports 720p with a watermark and keeps 12 projects. smooth.video is free without those limits: every element sits on a keyframe timeline, and exports come out clean, at the size you set.

Open the editorFree, no signup, nothing to install

smooth.video vs FlexClip

smooth.videoFlexClip
PriceFree, no paid planFree plan, then Plus at US$11.99 a month billed yearly
AccountNot neededRequired to save projects
WatermarkNeverOn free plan exports
Export resolutionAny size, 4K included720p free, 1080p on Plus, 4K on Business
ProjectsAs many as you like12 saved projects on the free plan
GIF exportAt the size of your scene120p, 240p or 480p
MotionKeyframes on a timeline, plus entrances and exitsIn, Out and Loop animation presets
Stock library, AI subtitles, voices, avatarsNoYes

FlexClip as of September 2026. Plans change, so check theirs before you decide.

How it works

  1. 1

    Open smooth.video. No account to create.

  2. 2

    Pick a template or an empty canvas, add your text, images and music, and animate each element.

  3. 3

    Export an MP4 up to 4K, a sharp GIF, or a transparent WebM.

Start from a template

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When smooth.video fits better

You're animating a logo, a title, a product or a stat, want to set the motion yourself, and need a sharp GIF or a 4K video without paying for a plan.

When FlexClip fits better

You assemble marketing videos from stock clips and music, need AI subtitles, a voiceover or an avatar, or record your screen for a tutorial. smooth.video has no stock library and no AI tools.

Questions

Can I make a sharp GIF?
Yes. The GIF comes out at the size of your scene, whatever you set it to. Keep it short so the file stays light.
Can I use my own music?
Yes. Add an audio file, and it's included in the MP4 or WebM you export.
Is there a limit on projects?
No. Keep as many as you want in your browser, and save any of them as a .smooth file.