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remotion-kinetic-kit

v0.1.0

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Reusable Remotion components for kinetic-text social reels: entrances, flash cuts, light sweeps, and typed scene primitives.

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Keywords

remotionvideoreactinstagram-reelssocial-mediaanimationvideo-generation

Readme

remotion-kinetic-kit

Reusable Remotion components for kinetic-text social reels — the kind of fast, caption-driven vertical video used for Instagram/TikTok hooks, benefit lists, and CTAs. Instead of stock swipe/fade transitions, this kit ships hand-built entrances (blur + rise, 3D card-turn), flash cuts, and a soft light-sweep beat change.

What's included

  • Scene primitives — TwoLineScene, BigStatementScene, IntroLineScene, BenefitCard: typed, ready-to-use full-screen scenes for hooks, pain points, and numbered benefit lists.
  • Entrance hooks — useKineticIn, useKineticInX, useCardIn3D: spring-based blur/scale/translate entrances you can apply to any element.
  • Transitions — FlashCut (color-punch wipe) and LightSweep (soft radial glow pulse) for story-beat changes.
  • Ambient helpers — Backdrop (navy gradient + film grain), DriftGlow (slow-drifting background glow), IntroZoom (subtle punch-in on the first frames), ProgressBar, StepDots.
  • Audio helpers — RiserSound, CameraFlashSound, BackgroundSong: thin wrappers around Remotion's <Audio> that take a file in /public as a prop. No audio files are bundled — bring your own (see below).

See src/DemoReel.tsx for a full composition wired together, and src/shared.tsx for the components themselves.

Commands

npm i
npm run dev      # opens Remotion Studio with the demo composition
npm run render   # renders the demo to out/demo.mp4

Using this in your own project

  1. Copy src/shared.tsx into your Remotion project (or depend on this repo directly).
  2. Compose your own reel from the primitives, following the pattern in src/DemoReel.tsx.
  3. If you use RiserSound, CameraFlashSound, or BackgroundSong, drop your own royalty-free audio into public/ and pass the filename as src.

Why no bundled audio or stock images

This kit intentionally ships with zero bundled media assets. Sound-effect and music licenses (Pixabay, Epidemic Sound, etc.) generally permit using the track in a finished video, not redistributing the raw file inside an open-source repo — so none is included here. Wire up your own licensed audio via the src props above.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.