Stories and templates

Announce a mobile app in 18 seconds with Bauhaus-style flat shapes: a headline beside a big disc and a bar, the phone with the app's screen landing on the disc while up to three features are pinned to it with leader lines, the platforms and the price as a ruled list, and an end frame with the download button.

SaaS

Tease a launch in 17 seconds like a split-flap departures board: a one-line teaser, the days left and the launch date spinning through characters and settling cell by cell, the product name revealed on a solid accent block with one line under it, and an end frame with a notify-me button.

Build up to a drop: 'Something new drops Friday' over countdown cells, the product revealed in a photo with its name, a strip of facts (price, colours, sizes, edition), and a reminder button on the end card.

E-commerce

Open a new season or collection: its name huge with the year, three looks in framed photos sliding in with their names, the drop date on a tile, and the end card.

E-commerce, Restaurants, Hotels and travel

Launch a product in 30 seconds: a typed question and a card of unknowns, the pain as a falling chart, a torn-ticket reveal of the name, a receipt card with a counting result, a card that gets clicked, a two-line close and the end card.

SaaS, E-commerce

Show the top three products: 'This month's most loved', then each product in a framed photo with its rank set huge beside its name and price, one after another, and the end card.

E-commerce

Show the new menu like a printed card: the season's line, dishes setting in row by row with dotted leaders to their prices, the chef's pick set large, and the end card with a booking button.

Restaurants

Show a bot or app working in 18 seconds: 'Paste a contract. Answers are one tap away.' beside a phone chat where pasted text types in, the bot shows typing dots and answers with a card of readings and a keyboard of buttons, a finger taps one and the bot replies; then one-word feature flashes and the end card.

SaaS

Explain pricing in 18 seconds like a printed price list: a one-line promise, two to four plans as ruled columns with big prices counting up (the recommended one printed solid in the accent colour), a comparison table whose ticks fill in row by row, and an end frame with the sign-up button.

SaaS

Tour a listing: the front with the address, three rooms wiping through with their names, the facts (beds, baths, area, price) as a strip, and the end card with a viewing button.

Real estate

Present one room in 17 seconds: a large photo with the room's name, a strip of facts (size, bed, view, guests) with the amenities, the nightly rate counting in, and the end card with a booking button.

Hotels and travel

Answer 'why us?' in 29 seconds: 'You asked. We're listening.', then three numbered reasons, each beside a card that proves it (a flow diagram whose direct line is cut, a key card with limit meters and a 'never shared' pop, a readings card whose orders flip to done), a three-step how-to and the end card.

Put one dish in front of everyone in 16 seconds: the photo beside its name, what is on the plate with the price, 'Only today' with the serving times, and a booking button on the end card.

Restaurants

Celebrate an anniversary: the years counting up huge with the founding year, a ledger of moments by year setting in one by one, a thank-you line, and the end card.

Restaurants, Hotels and travel, Clinics, E-commerce, SaaS, Real estate, Crypto

A brand statement in 22 seconds: the logo lands on a rule, each service gets its own full-bleed colour slide (01 / 04) with a progress rule, then 'all in one place', three counting figures between vertical rules over a ticker of client names, and the end card.

Introduce what a clinic offers: 'Care for the whole family, under one roof', a grid of services with pictograms, the opening hours and address as a strip, and the end card with a booking button.

Clinics

Close the year warmly: a greeting under a gentle snowfall, the holiday opening hours as ruled rows, a short thank-you signed by the team, and the end card.

Restaurants, Hotels and travel, Clinics, E-commerce

A vertical short built for the first two seconds: the hook lands word by word in huge type from frame one, three beats follow in large animated captions with the current word on an accent block, then a follow card.

Introduce the people behind the service: 'The people who will look after you', then three portraits with name, role and one line each, and the end card. Photos are fields; nothing is generated.

Clinics, Real estate

A six-second channel intro: the mark lands with two rules sweeping out and the channel name, then the episode card with its number, title and guest line. Made to sit in front of a video.

An end screen ready for YouTube: a thank-you line, then two framed slots for the watch-next videos, a round slot for the subscribe button and a line about the next episode, held for twelve seconds.

Show the change in 17 seconds without photos: a two-line hook, a diptych where the old way is listed on one side and struck through line by line while a divider sweeps across to the new way on the accent side, ticked line by line; then one metric before and after as two bars and two counting numbers, and an end frame.

Celebrate a sale: the house with a 'Sold' stamp dropping on it and the address, the facts of the sale (days on the market, viewings, price against asking), an invitation to sellers, and the end card.

Real estate

Prove results in 20 seconds: an old claim is struck through and replaced by the promise, four stats count up in a grid, then one client case: a huge counting metric with chips beside a real screenshot in a browser window, a highlighted region and a zoomed callout of it, and the end card.

A year in review in the Wrapped style: the year huge, then full-bleed cards one per beat (a number counting with its label, the top three as bars, a second number), and the end card.

SaaS, E-commerce, Restaurants, Hotels and travel, Crypto

Five numbers in 18 seconds: each figure lands huge with its label and a 'Topic · 01/05' tag, counts up and leaves through a torn edge, then a two-line statement and the end card. The figures are one editable list.

A weekly numbers recap in 17 seconds, set like a financial paper's markets page: the week and a one-line headline, a ruled table of three to five figures counting up with green and red deltas, a daily bar chart whose best day is picked out in the accent colour, and an end frame. Built for scheduled renders from a data source.

SaaS

Teach an app in 30 seconds: an optional mascot waves hello, then 'Step 1 of 5' walkthroughs, each with a numbered badge, a title, one sentence and a phone showing that step's screen with a ring around the part that matters and progress dots, a closing line with the mascot and an end frame whose button is the URL.

SaaS

Show how to book: 'Book your appointment in a minute', a three-step rail where the service and the time slot are picked and the booking confirmed, the ways to reach you, and the end card.

Clinics

Walk guests through booking on your own site: 'Book direct in three steps', numbered steps beside a calendar where the stay is selected night by night, the perks of booking direct, and the end card.

Hotels and travel

Teach a task in 21 seconds without screenshots, set like an instruction manual: the task in one line, then three to six steps, each a page with a giant numeral, a short title, one sentence and a running index of all steps along the foot, then a recap that ticks every step off, and an end frame with a button.

Welcome new users and show the first steps: a welcome line, a checklist card whose steps tick off one by one with a progress bar and each step's tip set large beside it, and the end card.

SaaS

Show how quick booking is: 'Dinner for four, Friday at eight?', a booking card where day, time and guests are tapped and the button pressed, the confirmation with a check, and the end card.

Restaurants

Announce an airdrop safely: a gift tile with the line, who qualifies as a checklist ticking off, the snapshot and claim dates on two tiles with the never-share-your-seed-phrase line, and the end card.

Crypto

Report a burn with proof: the amount burned this period counting up, the transactions as rows (hash, block, amount) with the explorer to verify them on, the running total as a bar, and the end card.

Crypto

Mark a milestone with checkable numbers: the holder count counting up huge, the growth line drawing through its data points, volume and other figures with their source and date, and the end card.

Crypto

Announce a listing: the trading pair in a ruled box with the venue, the opening on a date tile beside countdown cells, the pairs and deposit times with the official-links warning, and the end card.

Crypto

Announce a token lock in 16 seconds: the share of supply counts up over a segmented supply bar, a padlock snaps shut beside the locked amount and term, a ring counts the days down and relocks, and the end card. Share, total, amount and days are number fields.

Crypto

Announce a partnership: both names locked up large around an accent cross, the shared goal in one line, what changes for holders and users as ruled rows, and the end card.

Crypto

An arcade drop in 28 seconds with scanlines and stepped motion: a hook types itself over a pixel landscape, a terminal of racing hashes lands on 'proof accepted' while the minted image resolves block by block, a lifetime cap counts up beside a wall of images, a boost bar fills after a button press, a 'next' teaser goes behind bars, and an end card with a blinking line.

Crypto

Share the roadmap honestly: the line, then a timeline drawing through each milestone (filled when done, ringed when in progress, outlined when next), and the end card.

Crypto, SaaS

Explain a buyback and burn in 19 seconds: 'Every hour. On chain. No owner.' beside a sweeping clock, the burned share counting up while 1,000 squares ignite it, 'Supply that only goes one way.', and the end card. Burned share, amount and supply are number fields.

Crypto

Launch a token plainly: the ticker huge with the launch day, the allocation as a stacked bar filling beside its legend, the contract address to verify, and the end card. No price talk, no promises.

Crypto

Announce an AMA: a microphone tile with the line and a date tile, the speakers as ruled rows, the topics as pills with where to send questions, and the end card.

Crypto, SaaS

Show the partners you back in 20 seconds: a title, then one row per partner (logo, name, one-liner) that fills flat with the partner's own colour, then all the logos orbit a closing line, and the end card. Partners are one list field with a logo, name, line and colour each.

Crypto

Recruit in 18 seconds, set like a newspaper's classifieds: 'We're hiring.' between double rules with the number of open roles counting up, every role as a boxed ad (team, title, place) in a ruled grid, three to six reasons to join as a numbered column, and an end frame with the apply button.

A square post that reads in the feed: a card builds itself (tag, headline, sub line, date and link in a ruled footer) and holds, then three short points as ruled rows, and the end card.

Black Friday in 15 seconds: the two words slam in huge over a ticker strip, the discount counting up with what it covers, the deal window as countdown cells with the code, and the end card.

E-commerce

Announce an event in 16 seconds like a printed gig poster: the name set huge on the accent colour with stripe bands and a date block (day, weekday, month, a tag), the running order as a ruled list, a paper ticket that drops in and gets a rubber stamp, and an end frame with the sign-up button.

Announce an integration: your mark and the partner's joined by a line with 'now works with', what it does as ruled rows, where to turn it on as a path of pills, and the end card.

SaaS

Announce a new website in 23 seconds: 'New look. Same focus.', then a browser window flies in and tours 2 to 10 screenshots, each sliding up over the last like a page scroll with a caption and the address updating, then three phones with the mobile screens and the end card.

SaaS

Invite people to an open house: the invitation beside a date tile, the time window set huge with what to look out for, a drawn street map where a pin drops on the address, and the end card.

Real estate

Turn release notes into a 23-second video: the repo types in and the version badge lands on a commit line, 'What's new' sets 3 to 6 changes as ruled rows with feat / fix / perf tags, the highlight change gets a code-diff card that writes itself with a stat, contributors and stars count up, and the end card shows the repo URL.

SaaS

Announce a sale: the discount counting up huge, one product with the old price struck through and the new price landing, the code in a dashed box with the end date, and the end card.

E-commerce

Announce a seasonal package: the season in a photo with the offer as the headline, the offer stamped large beside what is included, the booking window on a date tile, and the end card.

Hotels and travel

Two to four short customer quotes in 18 seconds, no photos needed: an intro line, then every quote as its own full-bleed typographic poster (a new flat ground each time, a big hanging quotation mark, the words set large, name and role under a rule, 01 / 03 in the corner) on hard cuts, and an end frame with a button.

One customer quote in 15 seconds: the quote reveals word by word in big display type and one phrase gets a marker sweep, the author lands under it with avatar, name, role, company and optional rating stars, then a line with a strip of customer logos and the end card.