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canvas-story-reel

Skill1 starsChanged 49 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Render a 20-second, music-only story reel (16:9, 30 fps) in the design-canvas style. Kinetic type lands word by word with the newest word flashing the accent, and every element wears design-editor overlays (red selection handles, a hopping yellow anchor cluster, pink diamonds, code tags in red brackets). Between the type beats it runs a ring and arrow, a blue dot-matrix wave, a photo card zooming to full bleed, a blue-tinted plate behind a text frame that punches into its last word, a pixel grid, scattered words converging, a scrolling photo column, tilted photo flips, a huge stacked headline over full-bleed archival plates, a glow-lit closing line and the real logo. Use for founder-story or manifesto reels, 'storytelling is the moat' style Instagram or X posts, brand teasers and short hype cuts, or when the user shares a reel with editor handles and stacked headlines and says "make one like this for <brand>".

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