01 / Tested reference code
Kinetic Typography
Two bold lines, one small shift. Give a launch, announcement, or personal statement a rhythm of its own.
Remix this templateTHE TEMPLATE WORKSHOP
Explore Prompt Motion templates for kinetic typography, SaaS showreels, charts, and logo reveals. Customize copy, color, and timing for Claude or Cursor.
THE STARTING POINTS
Start with the motion pattern closest to your job. Every reference is a small, inspectable HTML study with a prompt you can reshape.
01 / Tested reference code
Two bold lines, one small shift. Give a launch, announcement, or personal statement a rhythm of its own.
Remix this template02 / Tested reference code
Introduce your product, bring its benefits into focus, and close with a memorable line. A compact launch sequence in three acts.
Remix this template03 / Tested reference code
Seven values, a shared baseline, and a little movement. Turn illustrative data into a clear visual story.
Remix this template04 / Tested reference code
Build a fictional identity from simple geometry. Shape the symbol, set the wordmark, and choose how it arrives.
Remix this templateFROM IDEA TO FIRST FRAME
Remix turns a visual direction into a useful brief. Your edits stay in the browser until you copy or download them.
Choose typography, product, data, or identity motion based on the story you need to tell.
Change copy, palette, format, labels, and timing while the underlying motion rules stay legible.
Copy the structured prompt into Claude, Cursor, or another coding assistant, then iterate in your own project.
START WITH THE JOB
Use the content goal to choose a starting point. You can always switch direction later.
BEFORE YOU REMIX
They are editable starting points for code-driven motion graphics. Each one combines a visual reference, a tested HTML implementation, and a structured prompt you can customize.
The prompts are written for Claude and Cursor, but the structure is plain text. You can paste it into another coding assistant that can work with HTML, SVG, CSS, or JavaScript.
Yes. Every template detail page links to its original standalone HTML reference. It is useful for studying timing and composition alongside the remixed prompt.
No. Remix prepares a prompt and the reference HTML demonstrates the motion. Use your coding assistant and your own render workflow to create the final animation.
KEEP LEARNING
Read the motion graphics guide for timing curves, layout constraints, and a practical way to brief a coding assistant.