Remotion
Generate polished motion graphics and videos programmatically with Remotion
What You Can Do
You can build full video production workflows that generate promotional videos, product demos, social media content, and animated explainers from scratch. The skill provides a complete project scaffold with pre-built component libraries, text-to-speech integration, theme systems, and hot-reload development—allowing you to iterate quickly and output broadcast-quality motion graphics without manual keyframing.
Features
automatically sets up Remotion projects with blank templates and dependencies
imports pre-built UI elements, transitions, effects, and backgrounds into your video scenes
generates narration audio from scripts and syncs durations automatically via tts-manifest.json
choose and customize visual palettes (color, typography, styling) to match video tone and branding
preview videos in real-time at localhost:3000 as you edit code; see changes instantly
structure videos as React components that import synchronized audio, effects, and animations
reuse cached audio during development to speed up preview cycles
bundle videos for distribution with performance optimization
Example Output
Promotional video:
[Scene 1] Product shot with fade-in effect (2s)
[Scene 2] Animated text overlay: "Transform Your Workflow" with slide transition (3s)
[Scene 3] Feature showcase with Ken Burns zoom (4s)
[Narration synced to each scene]
✓ Output: 1080p MP4, 9 seconds, ready for social media
Animated explainer:
[Scene 1] Title animation with custom palette colors (2s)
[Scene 2] Icon animations + voice-over (3s)
[Scene 3] Call-to-action with pulse effect (2s)
✓ Output: Custom theme applied, all timing matched to TTS audio
What's Included
- SKILL.md: complete Remotion workflow and setup instructions
- Component library: pre-built React components for text, backgrounds, UI elements, effects, and transitions
- Theme system: modular palette.ts and themes/ folder for quick visual customization
- TTS pipeline: scripts and manifest generation for synchronized narration
- Remotion Studio configuration: dev and build scripts with hot-reload support
Who It's For
- Video producers & directors — create polished videos without manual animation timelines
- Marketing teams — generate promotional videos, product demos, and social media content at scale
- Motion graphics designers — code-based workflows for custom animations and effects
- SaaS/product teams — build animated explainers and feature showcases programmatically
- Content creators — produce consistent, branded video content with repeatable templates
Best For
- Promotional and commercial videos
- Product demos and feature showcases
- Animated explainers and educational content
- Social media videos (reels, shorts, ads)
- Branded motion graphics with custom themes
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