Templates
Prompts we wrote to be customized: every part you'd change is a field. Each one has been run, and the video is what it made, with no edits.
Kinetic type showreel Tested
The one-line version of this idea ('make a showreel, go all out') leaves every decision to chance. This is our structured rewrite — and the video above is what it made, unedited.
Product UI morph — one shape, many states Tested
Videos like this circulate with no prompt at all, or a single line. We rebuilt the prompt from the video's behaviour and tested it — the render above is ours.
Logo reveal — ring, notch and wordmark Tested
Our own brand reveal, built from this exact prompt. Steal the structure for any wordmark — change the brand fields in Customize.
Remotion logo reveal prompt — SVG draw + spring settle Tested
The Remotion version of our house logo reveal: the mark is real SVG, the settle is a real spring. Swap the brand fields and it is your reveal.
Remotion explainer prompt — document to vertical video Tested
For every PDF nobody reads: the document appears, its key lines light up, and it condenses into three cards a phone can actually show.
Remotion testimonial prompt — reviews carousel Tested
A reviews carousel that labels its own data as samples — because a testimonial film with invented quotes must never pretend otherwise. Swap in your real reviews.
Remotion data prompt — CSV to animated bar chart Tested
The data table stays on screen while the chart grows from it — the viewer can audit every bar against its row. Paste your CSV; the layout does the rest.
Remotion bar race prompt — rankings over time Tested
A bar race where ranks are interpolated, not teleported: when two bars swap, the falling one dims and passes behind the rising one. Sample data, labelled on screen.
Remotion pricing promo prompt — plan cards Tested
Three plan cards, one hero, prices that count up, features that tick in, and a CTA that lands last. Sample plans — the prompt says so on screen.
Remotion app walkthrough prompt — screens + cursor Tested
A phone, three sample screens and a cursor that does the pointing. The tour structure — screen, cursor, callout — works for any app; the screens here are labelled samples.
Remotion kinetic typography prompt — beat-synced type Tested
The beat grid is visible at the top of the frame, so the viewer can check the claim: every word of the line lands exactly on a tick at 120 BPM.
Remotion lower third prompt — name/title overlays Tested
Three lower-third styles for the same speaker, shown over a shapes-only presenter placeholder — no fake person, no stock footage. Pick a style, keep the other two in your pocket.
Remotion quote card prompt — social quote video Tested
A vertical quote card where the words land one at a time and the attribution gets its own beat. Built for the quote-series format: one film per quote, same skeleton.
Remotion count-up stats prompt — number story Tested
Three numbers count up in sequence and hold together as one frame. Sample data, labelled in the heading — swap the stats array and the whole film re-times itself.
Remotion changelog prompt — release notes to video Tested
Release notes as a film: version header, tagged rows landing one by one, and a full-notes pointer at the end. The sample notes are labelled samples — paste yours over them.
Claude Motion animated chart prompt — the code route Tested
Written the way you would ask Claude Motion — one line, /motion style — but built through the code route so anyone on any plan can run it. The prompt panel stays on screen while the chart draws itself.
Claude Motion explainer prompt — all-hands update style Tested
The all-hands meeting, replaced by an 8-second film: a header, three tagged updates — shipped, metric, next — and a closer that says the quiet part out loud. Sample updates; swap in yours.
Claude Motion dashboard prompt — live KPI tiles Tested
A dashboard that presents itself: four KPI tiles count up, then the trend line draws beneath them. Sample data, labelled in the corner — this is the film you send instead of a screenshot.
Claude Motion alternative — chart video without Motion (HyperFrames) Tested
The honest comparison film: left panel, what Claude Motion asks of you (a Team seat); right panel, the same kind of chart — {{chart}} — rendered with code on any plan. This page's video is itself the proof.
Claude Motion alternative — explainer without Motion (Remotion) Tested
Claude Motion is Team-only; this explainer format is not. Three steps — {{steps}} — on a connector line, built in Remotion from the prompt below. The film explains the route while taking it.
Claude Motion alternative — showreel from a single HTML file Tested
The whole showreel is one self-contained HTML file — no build step, no project scaffold — rendered frame-by-frame from a seek-driven timeline. The file badge stays on screen so nobody misses the point.
Single-file HTML showreel prompt — no renderer, no build step Tested
A studio showreel — WE MAKE / MOTION / THAT SELLS — shot entirely in one HTML file, corner scene-marks and all. The marks are not decoration: they tell the client exactly how this was made.
Single-file HTML explainer prompt — seek(t) method Tested
The explainer that explains the method behind every film on this site: a playhead sweeps a ruler from t=0 to t=8s while three step cards light up as it passes them. It teaches seek(t) by being seek(t).
Single-file HTML kinetic type prompt Tested
Four words, stacked and slammed, in one HTML file with a badge that says so. The square cut is the social version of the single-file argument.
AI showreel prompt for a business — Opus 5.5 style, tested Tested
The viral showreel shape — two type scenes, a growth chart, an end card — rewritten as a structured prompt for a business and run by us. The one-line version of this prompt is famous; this is the version that survives contact with a renderer.
AI showreel prompt for a product — square cut Tested
A product showreel in the Opus style, square cut: the app icon draws itself, the name lands, feature chips pop in a row, and the price closes. Loopin is a sample product — the label on the end frame says so.
Motion designer showreel prompt — résumé cut Tested
A résumé that moves: name card, four skill bars filling to their levels, a tools column, and an availability footer. The persona is a sample — the kicker says SAMPLE PERSONA before anything else.
Claude motion graphics prompt — business promo video Tested
A business promo that sells the method while using it: headline, three benefit ticks, a sample promo card mock with its own mini chart, and a CTA that points at the prompt below the video. Meta, but honest.
New: the Remotion prompt library — every Remotion prompt we have tested, with its video and project files.
More coming soon
Next up: the explainer template, the product launch film, and a vertical Shorts template — each published only after our own render passes.
Next up: the explainer template, the product launch film, and a vertical Shorts template — each published only after our own render passes.