Remotion count-up stats prompt — number story

<direction> A 9-second square stats film headed THE YEAR IN NUMBERS (sample data, and the heading says so). Three stats count up in sequence — 48,200 users · 120 countries · 99.99% uptime — each rising into place with its accent underline, then all three hold together. Near-black background, white numbers, one orange accent. Banned: glows, gradients, spinning odometers, slot-machine digit rolls, decimal places the source data does not have. </direction> <structure> Beat 1: heading in. Beat 2 (per stat, staggered ~2s): the block rises 46px and fades in while its number interpolates 0 → value over ~52 frames, formatted as it counts (thousands separators, fixed decimals). Beat 3: footer line — the numbers are data in the prompt. Hold. </structure> <build> One Remotion composition, 1080x1080 square, 30fps. A stats array drives everything: value, formatter, label. Count-ups use interpolate() with clamping; each stat has its own formatter function — 48,200 formats with toLocaleString, 99.99% with toFixed(2), because one formatter for all three produces a wrong-looking number every time. </build> <gotchas> Format during the count, not after it: an unformatted 48200 mid-count reads as a different, smaller number and the film looks like it is lying. Match decimal places to the real source — inventing precision is a data bug, not a style choice. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.