$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.
Ratio Bars Motion Clip
A restrained animated bar comparison for educational and social publishing. Turn a few supplied values into a legible, editable clip with consistent styling and clear motion.
What you get
- A locally rendered MP4 with a focused animated bar comparison.
- An editable HTML/CSS composition for future text, value, and timing updates.
- A restrained opening and closing beat designed for easy placement in a larger edit.
Good fit
- Explaining a small set of ratios or ranked values in a social video.
- Producing a consistent motion insert for a recurring editorial series.
Not for
- Complex charts that require multiple scales or detailed annotations.
- Footage-led storytelling or animation driven by generated imagery.
What you provide
- Three to five comparison labels and their exact values.
- The intended takeaway and any unit or ratio definition viewers need.
Requirements
- Node.js 20+
- FFmpeg
- Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)
Running cost
No external services or generation models. Renders locally.
Try this prompt
/sl-ratio-bars-motion-clip Create an 8-second 16:9 video for Study habits about weekly reading time. Open with “Time spent reading” and “Weekly minutes by study habit”; compare Mixed 100, Daily 82, and Weekend 56 under “A small habit, measured”; then show “Small sessions add up.” and close with “Make time for one more page.” Keep the measured bars quiet and editable.
Follow-up prompts
- Shorten the title and give the labels more room without changing the data.
- Make the bar reveals slower and hold the final comparison for one extra beat.
Verification
Verified
| render-check | pass | 5.0 / 5 | 22s |
FAQ
Can I change the labels after rendering?
Yes. The HTML/CSS composition remains editable, so labels, values, and timing can be revised and rendered again.
Will the bars imply percentages?
No. Bars share a visual scale based on the supplied values; percentage or denominator language is used only when provided in the brief.
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