Share a motion prompt. We test it before it goes live.
Made a motion video with an AI coding model and a prompt you are proud of? Send it in. If it passes review, it is published here with your name, a link back to you, and — once we have re-run it ourselves — the Tested badge. Free to submit, free for visitors to use, under the Contributor Terms.
1 · Submit
Send your prompt and a link to the video through any door below.
2 · We test it
A human review, and we actually run the prompt — iterations and all — before anything is published.
3 · Published, credited
Your entry goes live with your name, your profile link and a link to your original post.
Door 1 · For developers
GitHub submission form
The structured way in: a short form in our public submissions repo. Your answers become a public issue, so do not put a private email in it — there is no email field.
No GitHub account, no sign-up: one form, the same fields as the template below. Your contact email stays in the form inbox and is never published.
This door opens shortly. The form is being switched on. Until then, use Door 1 if it is live, or Door 3 below — the copy template reaches the same review queue today.
Door 3 · No account, no form
Copy the template
Copy this, fill in every field, and send it to us — by DM on X, or pasted into either door above once they open. Template submissions are reviewed exactly like form submissions.
What we accept
Prompts you wrote yourself, for a video you made.
A working video link — your post, or a direct link to the file.
Any renderer: HyperFrames, Remotion, single-file HTML, or your own stack.
Fictional brands, or your own real brand and work.
What gets rejected
Someone else's prompt or video, reposted.
Third-party music, logos, fonts or likenesses you do not control.
A prompt that cannot reproduce the video it claims to.
Submissions made only to get a backlink. Credit links here are published nofollow — they pass no search ranking — and link-only submissions are rejected in review.
Anything unlawful, hateful or infringing — see the Contributor Terms.
The review promise: every submission is read by a person, and the prompt is actually run before publishing — that is what the Tested badge means here. We may lightly edit a prompt for clarity or fix obvious typos, and any edit is labelled on the entry. By submitting, you agree to the Contributor Terms: you keep your copyright, and you grant us and our visitors the free-use licence described there.