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Capacity With Anchored Callouts Motion Clip
Turn a capacity breakdown into a short editorial motion clip. A measured ribbon reveals each share while restrained callouts stay attached to the values they explain.
What you get
- A locally rendered, wide MP4 ready for a publishing timeline
- Editable HTML/CSS source with data-driven values and labels
- A consistent paper, serif, and single-accent visual system
- Callout placement checked against the animated graphic
Good fit
- Explaining where a team's available hours go
- Showing allocation in a short educational video
- Adding a consistent data insert to a content series
Not for
- Real-time reporting or interactive exploration
- Breakdowns that cannot be reconciled to one total
What you provide
- Capacity measure, unit, and total
- Two or three named shares with values
- One share to emphasize
- A brief takeaway for the closing hold
Requirements
- Node.js 20+
- FFmpeg
- Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)
Running cost
No external services or generation models. Renders locally.
Try this prompt
/sl-capacity-with-anchored-callouts-motion-clip Make a 10-second 16:9 motion clip for Weekly capacity. Open with “Where the week goes” and “50 hours of editing capacity”; show scheduled work at 72%, a 9-hour revision reserve at 18%, and 5 hours open at 10%, then a second-pass callout. Close with “Room to revise is part of the plan.” Use a tethered capacity style with anchored callouts.
Follow-up prompts
- Keep the same visual system, but update the shares to 32 scheduled, 12 reserved, and 6 open.
- Extend the final takeaway hold by half a second without changing the total duration.
Verification
Verified
| render-check | pass | 4.0 / 5 | 24s |
FAQ
Can I revise the figures later?
Yes. The values and labels remain editable in the source; percentages and callout anchors are derived from them.
Does this require generated video footage?
No. The composition is built in HTML/CSS and rendered to MP4 locally.
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