Motion Array vs Pixoate

Motion Array is a web-based source of video templates and stock media. Its listed materials include video templates, songs, sound effects and graphics for social media, websites, paid ads, podcasts, broadcast and TV, apps and software, and billboards. The Free account requires no credit card and provides selected free video templates, songs and sound effects, and graphics. Paid options are AI Voiceover, Video Templates, Everything and Everything Team. The first three are for one user; Everything Team covers two to seven users. These plans are billed annually and prices exclude VAT. Business is a separate option for organizations with 50 or more employees or creative agencies, with a quote required. No numerical plan prices are listed. The offering therefore spans a free starting point, individual annual plans, a small-team plan and a stated business audience.

Pixoate is a browser-based workspace combining image editing, AI photo tools, PDF and document processing, OCR, design, and counting workflows. The maker lists more than 180 online tools, including image, PDF, OCR, conversion, and counting tools. Image features include background removal, AI upscaling, photo enhancement, colorization, and supported headshot generation. OCR can extract text, tables, receipts, handwriting, and other supported fields. The free plan allows 3 total actions per day, files up to 20 MB, and 500 MiB of Photo Editor storage; downloads have no watermark. Paid choices include subscriptions, a Day Pass at $4.99, paid once, and credit bundles. Premium costs $12 a month; Pro costs $29 a month and includes REST API access, with API calls using credits. The API handles supported image-input workflows synchronously. PDF endpoints, asynchronous jobs, webhooks, batch submission, and official SDKs are not available. Uploaded files are normally deleted within 24 hours, and shared result links are public to anyone with the link until removed. The maker says user content is not used to train AI models.