Motion Array is an all-in-one video platform and part of Artlist. One plan covers video templates, stock footage, music, sound effects, editing plugins and AI voiceovers. If you need fonts, a different license, a pay-per-item option or a free library, another service may fit your work better.
We compared seven alternatives on what they include, how their licenses work after you cancel, and what their plans cost. Every price and library number here comes from each service's own pricing, plan or license page, checked in November 2026. Where a service doesn't publish a number, we don't guess one.
Motion Array at a glance
Motion Array's Everything plan includes video templates and presets, motion graphics, stock footage, music, sound effects, graphics and photos, LUTs, 50+ video-editing plugins and AI voiceovers. It doesn't publish a library count, and its plans don't list fonts or 3D.
Plans: Everything is $39.99 a month, or $24.99 a month billed yearly ($299.88). The Video Templates plan is $23.99 a month, or $15.99 a month billed yearly ($191.88). An AI Voiceover plan starts at $10.99 a month. Teams (2 to 7 seats, for companies under 50 employees) and Business (agencies and companies with 50+ employees) don't list prices. A free account includes free assets.
License: One user, any type of project. Projects you create during your subscription are covered for life. After you cancel, you move to a free account and can't use the assets in new projects. Nearly all assets are cleared for commercial use, and a few image and video items are marked editorial use only.
The Alternatives
1. Motionstyles
Motionstyles is a marketplace of 16,000+ video templates, graphics, fonts, music, sound effects and AI assets made by independent creators. It doesn't try to cover every kind of stock media. It focuses on assets for editors and designers, organized into hand-picked Made For collections for churches, sports, realtors, weddings, educators, YouTubers and more.
The library includes 6,400+ video items (templates for After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Apple Motion, plus compositing overlays like smoke, fire, particles and light leaks), 6,700+ graphics (for Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Procreate, Canva and more), 1,100+ fonts, 1,100+ music tracks, 550+ sound effects and 200+ AI assets such as Midjourney style codes, prompts and LoRA models. Unlike Motion Array's plans, it includes fonts. Each music track shows its Content ID and P.R.O. status, and the music license covers broadcast, film and live events.
Plans: Free at $0 with unlimited free downloads, Pro at $24 a month or $120 a year, and Lifetime at $299 one time. Pro and Lifetime cover the full library for one user. See plans.
License: Commercial and client work are covered. Each item is used in one end product, while fonts and add-ons install on up to two devices and work across projects while you're subscribed. Finished projects stay licensed after you cancel, and new projects need an active plan. Lifetime access does not expire. Read the license.
Pros:
- Fonts and graphics alongside templates, music and sound effects
- Curated collections built around who you create for
- Free plan and a one-time Lifetime option
Cons:
- No stock photos or b-roll footage
- No AI generation or voiceover tools (AI assets are prompts, style codes and models)
- A smaller, more focused library than all-in-one platforms
2. Envato Elements
Envato Elements covers the same kinds of media as Motion Array and adds fonts and 3D. It lists 30+ million assets, including 10.2M+ stock videos, 160,000+ video templates, 16.7M+ photos, 350,000+ music tracks, 950,000+ sound effects, 440,000+ graphic templates, 300,000+ graphics, 82,000+ fonts and 380,000+ 3D items. Its AI tools cover images, video, voiceover, music and sound, and graphics and mockups.
Plans: Core is $39 a month, or $16.50 a month billed annually, and includes 20 AI credits a month. Plus is $59 a month or $39 a month billed annually, with 200 AI credits. Ultimate is $259 a month or $168 a month billed annually, with more AI credits. Students get 30% off Core, and there are Teams and Enterprise plans.
License: Each license covers one specific project, so every new use needs a new license. Fonts and add-ons install once and work across projects while you're subscribed. Licenses for projects you completed while subscribed stay valid, but after you unsubscribe you can't use items in new work. Music items can't be used in broadcast presentations.
Pros:
- Adds fonts and 3D to templates, footage, audio and photos
- AI tools for images, video, voiceover, music and graphics
- Student discount on Core
Cons:
- Each project needs its own license
- No free trial on the pricing page
- Music not allowed in broadcast presentations
3. Artlist
Artlist is Motion Array's parent company, and it sells its own plans. They are built around music and sound effects, and the Max plan adds stock footage, templates, LUTs, plugins and AI generation for images, video, voiceover and music across 100+ models. Its plans don't include graphics, fonts or photos.
Plans: Music & SFX starts at $9.99 a month with a Social license for personal channels. Music & SFX Pro, which covers commercial and client work, is $299 billed annually ($24.92 a month). Max starts at $50.66 a month billed annually with 16,500 AI credits, and Max Business is $399 a month billed annually for up to 7 team members. Monthly billing is offered on Music & SFX Social and some AI-only plans, not on Max. AI-only plans start at $11.99 a month billed annually.
License: Projects you create and publish while subscribed are covered forever. The Pro license covers commercial use, client work and up to three channels per platform. The Social license covers one personal channel per platform. Agencies, broadcasters and companies with 50+ employees need the Business license.
Pros:
- Music with stems on its music plans
- Wide range of AI generation tools on Max
- Free account to test watermarked songs, footage and AI tools
Cons:
- No graphics, fonts or photos
- Max is billed annually only
- Social license is limited to personal channels
4. Storyblocks
Storyblocks is built around stock footage. Its plans include 8K, 4K and HD video, video templates, photos, vectors and illustrations, and on All Access and above, music and sound effects. It describes its stock library as 100% human-made with no generative AI content, and every plan includes an AI toolkit with monthly credits for video editing, video and image generation and, on All Access and above, voiceover.
Plans: Essentials is $42 a month or $252 a year and covers footage, templates and images, without music or sound effects. Unlimited All Access adds music and sound effects for $65 a month or $360 a year. Small Business is $480 a year for companies under 50 employees, and the Business plan is quoted.
License: On Individual and Small Business plans, work you created before your subscription ended stays covered, but you can't use your saved assets in new projects after it ends. The Business plan adds $1M indemnification and broadcast and OTT use. There is no free trial; a free account lets you browse and get watermarked previews.
Pros:
- Footage in 8K, 4K and HD
- Human-made stock library
- AI toolkit credits and an Adobe Creative Cloud plugin included
Cons:
- No fonts listed in its plans
- Music and sound effects need All Access or higher
- No free trial
5. Adobe Stock
Adobe Stock lists 900M+ assets: photos, vectors and illustrations, HD and 4K video, music, 3D models, lights and materials, and templates for Premiere Pro and After Effects. Plans with AI Studio add AI image editing and generative credits for video edits.
Plans: The plans on Adobe's pricing page are annual commitments billed monthly: 10 assets a month for US$29.99, 10 assets plus AI Studio for US$39.99 (with a 7-day free trial), 40 assets plus AI Studio for US$89.99, and Unlimited Stock plus AI Studio for US$129.99 a month. Metered plans include 1 to 6 videos a month, and Unlimited covers standard assets plus HD and 4K video. Cancelling after 14 days can cost up to half of the remaining annual commitment. One-time credit packs are available too.
License: Metered plans use a Standard license, which is perpetual for each licensed asset. The Unlimited plan uses an Enhanced license: after it ends you can keep using assets already in existing projects, but you can't use them in anything new. Adobe offers up to US$10,000 in indemnification.
Pros:
- Very large library, including photos and 3D
- Templates for Premiere Pro and After Effects
- Unused credits on metered plans roll over
Cons:
- Metered plans cap assets per month
- Annual commitment with an early cancellation fee
- No sound effects or fonts listed in its plans
6. Videohive
Videohive is Envato's pay-per-item marketplace. Instead of a subscription, you buy each video template, motion graphics item or stock clip on its own, at a price set per item. Its homepage counter showed 11,987,137 stock footage clips, video effects and video templates in November 2026.
License: The Regular license covers one end product that is free to the end user, and you can charge a client for making it. If the end user pays for the end product, you need the Extended license. Each license covers one end product, so one purchase can't be reused across clients or jobs. Items can't be used in stock items or templates.
Pros:
- No subscription to keep up
- Very large choice of templates and motion graphics
- Pay only for the items you use
Cons:
- Every item is a separate purchase
- Extended license needed when the end user pays
- No music or fonts on Videohive itself
7. Mixkit
Mixkit is a free library made by Envato. It has 46,000+ stock video clips, 1,000+ music tracks, 3,000+ sound effects and 851 video templates for Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, plus free icons.
License: Most items are free to use in commercial and personal projects, with no attribution required. Free music can't be used in TV or radio broadcasts, video games, or CDs and DVDs, and some clips use a Restricted license for personal projects only, so check the license on each item.
Pros:
- Free, with no attribution required
- Templates for four editing apps
- Video, music and sound effects in one place
Cons:
- Much smaller library than paid services
- Free music is not cleared for TV or radio broadcast
- Some clips are for personal use only
FAQ
Is Motion Array part of Artlist?
Yes. Motion Array's site footer carries an Artlist Ltd. copyright. The two sell separate plans: Motion Array centers on templates, presets, stock media and editing plugins, while Artlist's plans range from music and sound effects to Max, which adds footage, templates and AI generation.
Which Motion Array alternatives include fonts?
Motion Array's plans don't list fonts. Envato Elements lists 82,000+ fonts, and Motionstyles has 1,100+. Artlist, Storyblocks, Videohive and Mixkit don't include fonts, and Adobe's fonts come with Creative Cloud (Adobe Fonts) rather than Adobe Stock.
Which alternatives are free?
Mixkit is free. Motionstyles has a free plan with free items, and Motion Array has a free account with free assets. Artlist's free account lets you test watermarked songs and footage, Storyblocks' free account gives you watermarked previews, and Adobe Stock offers a 7-day free trial on one plan.
Is there an alternative without a subscription?
Videohive sells each item on its own. Adobe Stock sells one-time credit packs (5 to 150 credits) that expire after 12 months. Motionstyles Lifetime is a one-time payment for the full library, and Mixkit is free.
What happens to my projects if I cancel?
On every paid service here, projects you finished while subscribed stay licensed. What changes is new work. Motion Array, Envato Elements, Storyblocks (Individual and Small Business), Adobe Stock Unlimited and Motionstyles Pro all say you can't use assets in new projects after you cancel. Artlist covers projects you created and published while subscribed. Adobe Stock's metered plans license each asset perpetually, Videohive has no subscription to cancel, and Motionstyles Lifetime does not expire.
How to choose
- Templates, footage, audio and editing plugins in one plan: stay with Motion Array.
- Curated templates, graphics, fonts and audio from independent creators, organized by who you create for: Motionstyles.
- The same range plus fonts and 3D: Envato Elements.
- Music first, plus AI generation: Artlist.
- Mostly stock footage: Storyblocks.
- Photos, vectors and 3D inside an annual plan: Adobe Stock.
- A few templates without a subscription: Videohive.
- A free start: Mixkit.
Plans and prices change often, so check each service's pricing page before you subscribe. For a wider comparison, see our Envato Elements alternatives. To see what Motionstyles creators make, browse video templates, graphics, fonts and music.