Production-ready components for Remotion - text animations, backgrounds, transitions, UI blocks, and full scene compositions
Hold a scene under moving water: every pixel is read through a layered refraction field that closes on a whole number of cycles, with colour fringing where the water bends hardest.
Animated Lucide upload icon — the tray draws on, the arrow fades in, then launches upward with a spring for an upload, publish, or submission beat.
Animated Lucide user icon — draws on, then gives a small presence nod: head dips as shoulders rise to meet it.
Animated Lucide user-plus icon — the figure draws on, then the plus strokes draw in and pop: a new member added.
Animated Lucide users icon — the front figure draws on and pops, then the second figure slides in from behind: the team assembles.
Animated Vercel v0 composer — types a prompt into the dark textarea and the mic button morphs into a send button. Dark/light themes.
Swaps a value in place with a vertical slide — the old value exits up as the new one enters from below while an invisible sizer keeps the width stable.
Hold a scene under analog tape: chroma bleeds sideways off every edge, rows wobble out of line, the bottom of the frame tears on the head switch, and luma noise settles over all of it.
Animated Lucide video icon — draws on, then the lens wedge pans out and snaps back to its shot.
Animated Lucide volume-2 icon — the speaker draws on, then the two sound waves ripple outward one after the other.
Animated Lucide volume-x icon — the speaker draws on, then the X slashes in and the glyph shakes off the sound.
Animated Lucide wallet icon — draws on, then the wallet thickens with a quiet x-scale: money in.
A domain-warp shader transition that melts the outgoing scene into a folding color field and straightens back out into the next.
A grain-gradient wave that sweeps up across the frame, covering the outgoing scene and revealing the next one from below.
A whip-pan transition that flies both scenes through the frame in one move with velocity-based motion blur.
A phrase builds from its first word centered: each next word drives in from the right and pushes the line left, easing into the new center.
Voiceover-paced phrases that build word by word — the next word looms as a blurred ghost before it resolves, then the phrase cuts away.
An independent 46.8-second release automation demo with typed commands, environment diagrams, pipeline metrics, and an original node mark.
Animated Lucide x icon — the two diagonals draw in crosswise, then the mark shakes to punctuate an error, removal, or dismissal.
Animated Lucide x-circle icon — the ring draws on, the X slashes in, and the badge shakes once: firmly rejected.
Animated X profile follow card — spring bounce-in, staggered blur-in, a synthetic cursor that clicks Follow and flips it to Following. Light/dark, horizontal or vertical.
X follow notifications cycle through as 3D flipping text — '<name> followed you · 7h' — then the total follower count pops in with a confetti burst. Hardcoded sample list (X API ready). Light/dark, horizontal or vertical.
Animated Lucide zap icon — the bolt draws in fast, then flashes with a double blink for speed, performance, or instant-result claims.
A depth punch-in transition that pushes the outgoing scene through the viewer while the incoming one resolves out of blur.
A close-up word reveal: huge words fade into a long line while the camera rides the write head, the line streaming off-frame as the shot eases into focus.