Motion Array review
A broad asset subscription for creators who need templates, stock media, and editing tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Motion Array is a web-based creative asset marketplace and subscription service for content creators, freelancers, teams, agencies, and businesses. Its library covers video templates, presets, motion graphics, stock footage and photos, royalty-free music, sound effects, graphics, LUTs, plugins, and AI voiceover. The free plan provides selected assets, while paid subscribers receive unlimited downloads for covered projects. It suits creators producing social media, websites, paid ads, podcasts, broadcast and TV, apps and software, or billboards.
Pricing is structured around separate capability-focused plans and broader bundles. The Free plan includes selected video templates, songs, sound effects, and graphics. The AI Voiceover plan focuses on AI voiceover, while the Video Templates plan includes video templates, presets, and motion graphics. The Everything plans add video templates, motion graphics, AI voiceover, music, sound effects, and footage. Everything Team is available for team-oriented use, and the Business plan includes unlimited team members, a custom license, a dedicated account manager, and VIP customer care. The published starting price is 10.99, with prices excluding VAT.
Application compatibility is a central part of the offering. Templates support Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, while an Adobe app library extension and video-editing plugins connect the asset library with supported creative workflows. The breadth is useful for teams that want one subscription covering templates, stock assets, audio, motion graphics, and voiceover rather than a narrowly focused template catalog. Creators who only need occasional assets may prefer the selected free collection; teams and businesses needing broader access, licensing, or account support should consider the paid tiers.
Motion Array pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines templates, motion graphics, stock media, music, and AI voiceover
- Supports After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve
- Paid subscribers receive unlimited downloads for covered projects
- Where it doesn't
- Free access is limited to selected templates, songs, sound effects, and graphics
- The service is web-based rather than a desktop application
- Business features such as custom licensing target organizational buyers
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