Production-ready components for Remotion - text animations, backgrounds, transitions, UI blocks, and full scene compositions
Animated Lucide target icon — three rings draw in from outside, then the bullseye hits: inner dot pops and the board shudders.
Vertical Japanese-style text turns upright into a horizontal line, 'Read it both ways.'.
Animated Lucide terminal icon — draws on, then the prompt nudges forward and the cursor blinks twice.
Camera locked to the typing cursor, dollying across a terminal as a command types at high zoom.
Terminal window that types out commands and rolls old lines off the top.
A social post card with a highlighted line stacks in with other testimonials.
A product UI flips between dark and light themes with a cursor trigger.
A receipt of dotted lines prices every item at $0, totalling "one Sunday morning".
Three "You ..." lines in orange and white describe the viewer on a purple ground.
A big '1 day' contrasted with a thin progress slab labeled 14x faster than by hand.
A number is woven thread by thread on a loom of cream cells in blue and orange.
Three large gradient numerals light along a connecting line: Install, Compose, Render.
Animated Lucide thumbs-up icon — the hand draws on, then springs up with an approving stamp for positive reviews, approvals, or social-proof beats.
A stock-style ticker symbol with price and green percent change over a scrolling tape.
Media tiles snake across a loader and settle into a studio landing page with a hero video card.
A wave of tiles flips across the frame, swapping headline for scene on a stage.
A tilted player card settles beside a ranked list of top scenes.
A segmented time bar shrinks while 56% less time per video counts up.
A video editor with a timeline, inspector and export progress panel.
Animated Lucide timer icon — draws on, then the start button clicks and the hand sweeps: the stopwatch is running.
Two stopwatch timers run side by side, the faster one ending on 38x faster.
A multiplication sign flips on an orange panel next to a large 3 with a caption.
A racing timing tower reorders until the hero car sits at a big P1 with a gap time.
A seeded flat skyline bends into a tiny planet through a polar remap, then slowly spins beside a red sun.
Each letter drifts in on its own path and converges into the logo between two rules.
Dots of the i and j drop in last onto 'Ship it in minutes.' on a light ground.
A TL;DR summary sits on top of a long body paragraph that fades off.
A mission clock ticks T-minus with rolling characters, then slams 'LIFTOFF' over a sunrise glow.
A large switch flips on and lights the stage as the Auto-captions label turns On.
The rest of the UI washes out and leader lines run from elements to dark chips naming the design tokens they use.
A round tap button unfurls into a tool strip while captions list each tool over a glowing ribbon.
Letters descend from above in a pronounced staircase, one symbol at a time, with zero blur.
Topographic contour lines around a few seeded peaks breathe and shift in a seamless loop, one contour picked out in the accent color.
A torn paper sheet rips away to reveal a bold headline printed on the gradient stage.
Letter-spacing collapses and blur clears with a springy motion.
Metro-map lines converge on a hub station that resolves into the logo as the next stop.
Animated Lucide trash-2 icon — the can draws on, then the lid flips open and the contents vanish for a delete or cleanup beat.
A treemap splits into category tiles, the biggest tile in gradient with a 38% label.
Animated Lucide trending-down icon — the line descends across, then the arrowhead lands with damped weight.
Animated Lucide trending-up icon — the line climbs across, then the arrowhead pops at the peak.
A ring of short straight strokes shoots out from a point like Trim Paths: each end races ahead on a hard-braking ease-out while its start holds, then chases it on a smoother ease-in-out, so every stroke grows, travels and zips shut at its outer distance.
Animated Lucide trophy icon — draws on, then hoists: the cup hops with a pop at the apex while its handles flash in.
Quarter-circle Truchet tiles snap a quarter turn as a wave crosses the grid, rerouting continuous lines until they settle into concentric loops, a calm field, or a circle of small rings.
"The video works for you." with the last word turned to an orange accent.
A product card spins on an invisible turntable through front, edge and back in real 3D, with face shading and a breathing floor shadow.
End a scene the way a tube does: the picture collapses into a glowing horizontal line, the line pinches to a phosphor dot, the dot decays, and the frame is left dead black.
A two-hit headline, "Streaming now.", in white then blue, right-aligned on black.
A centered cursorless type build holds, then exits through opposing fixed-layout glyph wipes that leave the anchor visible longest.