$4.99Inputs Converge To One Motion Clip
Turn three content sources into one clear editorial outcome in a short, editable b-roll animation. Designed for publishing recaps, educational explainers, and series transitions.
Notification To Log Motion Clip
Turn a publishing alert into a clean, persistent activity-log entry. This editable b-roll clip uses restrained typography, a continuous accent dot, and deliberate holds so the change reads clearly in a short social or educational video.
What you get
- A locally rendered 16:9 MP4, 6 to 12 seconds long
- Editable HTML/CSS source with replaceable event copy
- A coordinated notification-to-log transition
- A repeatable visual system for related clips
Good fit
- Showing that a lesson or post was published and recorded
- Illustrating an audit trail in an educational explainer
- Adding quiet process b-roll to a social-media edit
Not for
- Reproducing a real product's interface
- Showing several unrelated alerts at once
- Explaining a complex dashboard workflow
What you provide
- Notification event
- Matching log-entry wording
- Publishing context
- Optional timestamp and target duration
Requirements
- Node.js 20+
- FFmpeg
- Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)
Running cost
No external services or generation models. Renders locally.
Try this prompt
/sl-notification-to-log-motion-clip Create an 8-second 16:9 video for the fictional Activity log: open with “New activity,” “Lesson 04 published,” and “Field notes,” then show “Published” becoming “Recorded,” an “Activity log” with “09:42 Lesson 04 published” and “09:42 Entry recorded,” and close with “Activity log” and “Every update has a record.” Keep the Dot Ledger style quiet and editorial.
Follow-up prompts
- Keep the layout and timing, but change the event to "Issue 12 scheduled".
- Make a companion clip with the same dot path and a later timestamp.
- Extend the final log-entry hold by one second for voiceover.
Verification
Verified
| render-check | pass | 5.0 / 5 | 22s |
FAQ
Can I change the event text later?
Yes. The delivered HTML/CSS keeps the event copy and timing easy to edit, alongside the rendered MP4.
Does this imitate a specific app?
No. It uses a fictional, generic interface so the clip can support your story without implying a real product.
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