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Hub Routing Motion Clip

Turn one publishing idea into a concise motion clip that visibly routes it toward two or three formats. The dark editorial composition pairs serif type with a single accent dot, giving creators repeatable b-roll that remains editable for the next post in a series.

What you get

  • A locally rendered wide MP4 lasting 6–12 seconds
  • Editable HTML/CSS source with replaceable labels and timing
  • A consistent source-to-destination motion pattern
  • A final frame suitable for a clean edit into surrounding footage

Good fit

  • Introducing a multi-format publishing workflow
  • Showing how one lesson becomes several posts
  • Creating recurring transitions for an educational series

Not for

  • Explaining a complex network of dependencies
  • Showing actual app interactions or recorded footage

What you provide

  • Source idea or content label
  • Two or three destination formats
  • Closing message
  • Optional series title or color reference

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • FFmpeg
  • Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-hub-routing-motion-clip Make an 8-second 16:9 video for Teaching desk. Open with “One lesson. Many paths.” and “Start with a single outline”; show a Content hub routing an outline to Article, Short clip, and Email, then “One source,” “Three formats,” and “One schedule.” Close with “One lesson, three ways to learn.” Keep it quiet and editorial, with a dark background and one bright accent.

Follow-up prompts

  • Keep the same style, but route a research note to a lesson and a newsletter.
  • Extend each destination hold slightly for viewers reading on mobile.

Verification

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FAQ

Can I change the destinations later?

Yes. The destination labels and route timing remain editable in the delivered HTML/CSS source.

Does this require generated video or online fonts?

No. The composition uses system fonts, HTML/CSS motion, and local MP4 rendering.

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