animated-character-explainer
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Render a narrated explainer video (about 45–90 s, 16:9) animated from layers. It uses a consistent cast of characters generated with gpt-image-2 on transparent backgrounds, with every pose kept on-model by reference-guided edits, plus transparent props, empty room backdrops, and Lucide or brand icon tiles, all composited in code. Characters slide in, breathe and swap poses on spoken cues, icons pop with a spring, whiteboards draw flows, connectors link devices, map pins drop, and a parallax camera drifts, all timed to an OpenAI TTS voiceover. Use when the user wants an animated explainer with characters, a corporate or SaaS story with a recurring cast, "make PNG characters and animate them", or a flat-illustration explainer where people and icons move rather than static images.
In this repository18 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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