- A new motion graphics system: describe what you want, pick Map & route, Title, Chart, Infographic or Other (or let Auto choose), and get three looks to pick from, each free to edit afterwards in the Graphic section.
- Real maps: a plane, car, train or ship travels the true route between the places you name, on a flat map or a globe, and the camera keeps both ends of a long flight in view.
- Animated titles: headlines, lower thirds, quotes, big numbers and call-outs that rise, type, wipe or count up, with line breaks and sizes set for the frame, including phone-shaped videos.
- Charts and infographics with honest numbers: every value comes from your words, your transcript or data you paste, axes are drawn truthfully, and anything illustrative is labelled as such.
- Maps draw borders the way your Mac’s region does, with every country’s own view available: switch a map to Worldwide or another country’s view in the Graphic section, or change the default for new maps in Settings → Editing → Maps. A map keeps the view it was made with.
- Disputed borders are dashed in the Worldwide view.
- Regional maps show states and provinces, and lakes, so a trip from Springfield to Chicago ends on the shore of Lake Michigan.
- Graphics can use your brand colours, and their words are kept readable on whatever is behind them, over the video too.
- Hindi titles are laid out for Devanagari, with Indian number grouping (12,34,567) and amounts like ₹2 Cr or ₹2 करोड़ kept as you wrote them. They draw in your Mac’s own Devanagari font, or in one you install and add to your brand kit.